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Analysts Forecast Indian Rupee Weakness Against US Dollar

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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Financial analysts predict the Indian rupee will weaken against the US dollar toward the end of 2026 and mid-2027. While the currency recently recovered from 96.79 to the 95 level, this recovery was aided by measures announced by the Reserve Bank of India. However, fundamental pressures from elevated oil prices and a wider current account deficit are expected to continue pressuring the currency.

From cnbc.com

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The forecasts suggest that despite the Reserve Bank of India's efforts to ensure orderly movement in the foreign exchange market, the rupee could weaken significantly. S&P Global Market Intelligence projects the Indian currency trading around 97 rupees by end-2026, and Mizuho Securities expects it to slide to 98 rupees by early 2027.

From cnbc.com

Who's involved

  • Mizuho SecuritiesMizuho Securities provided a forecast expecting the rupee to slide to 98 rupees by early 2027.
  • S&P Global Market IntelligenceS&P Global Market Intelligence forecasts the rupee trading around 97 rupees by end-2026.
  • Reserve Bank of IndiaThe Reserve Bank of India announced measures to make speculative bets on the rupee more expensive.

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    Rupee depreciation might increase the cost of imported goods and raw materials for businesses in India.

  • Increased currency volatility could affect the funding costs and credit exposure for major banks.

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