Rupee ends almost flat at 89.23 against U.S. dollar

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The rupee slipped 1 paisa to adjacent astatine 89.23 (provisional) against the U.S. dollar successful a range-bound commercialized connected Wednesday (November 26, 2025), arsenic steadfast home equities and a descent successful planetary crude prices offset the interaction of a strengthening greenback.

Foreign money outflows and concerns implicit geopolitical developments sapped hazard appetite successful the market, pushing investors towards safe-haven assets, forex traders said.

At the interbank overseas speech market, the rupee opened astatine 89.24 and moved successful a adjacent scope of 89.17-89.28 against the dollar. The portion yet settled astatine 89.23, registering a nonaccomplishment of 1 paisa from its erstwhile closing level.

Anuj Choudhary, Research Analyst, Commodities Research, Mirae Asset Sharekhan, said the rupee is expected to commercialized with a flimsy affirmative bias connected rising likelihood of an involvement complaint chopped by the US Federal Reserve successful December and a emergence successful hazard appetite successful planetary markets.

"However, importer request for dollars whitethorn headdress crisp upside. USD-INR spot terms is expected to commercialized successful a scope of ₹89 to ₹89.50," helium added.

On Tuesday (November 25, 2025), the rupee settled 6 paise little astatine 89.22 against the greenback.

Meanwhile, the dollar index, which gauges the greenback's spot against a handbasket of six currencies, roseate 0.12% to 99.70.

Brent crude, the planetary lipid benchmark, fell 0.13% to $62.40 per tube successful futures trade.

On the home equity marketplace front, the Sensex soared 1,022.50 points, oregon 1.21%, to settee astatine 85,609.51, portion Nifty climbed 320.50 points, oregon 1.24%, to 26,205.30.

Foreign organization investors purchased equities worthy ₹785.32 crore connected a nett ground connected Tuesday (November 25, 2025), according to speech data.

Published - November 26, 2025 05:02 p.m. IST

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