The US Dollar (USD) was trading at Rs 95.10 against the Indian Rupee (INR) on Friday, August 7, 2026, according to the latest mid-market exchange rate. The dollar remained close to its multi-month highs against the rupee, supported by a stronger US currency and persistent pressure on the Indian rupee from elevated crude oil prices, foreign capital flows, and global trade dynamics. The exchange rate continues to be closely monitored by importers, exporters, overseas travellers, and investors.
USD To INR Conversion Table
| US Dollar (USD) | Indian Rupee (INR) |
|---|---|
| $1 | Rs 95.10 |
| $5 | Â Rs 475.48 |
| $10 | Rs 950.96 |
| $50 | Rs 4,754.79 |
| $100 | Rs 9,509.57 |
| $250 | Rs 23,773.93 |
| $500 | Rs 47,547.85 |
| $1,000 | Rs 95,095.70 |
How Has The USD To INR Exchange Rate Performed In 2026?
The US Dollar has strengthened significantly against the Indian Rupee this year.
•   Current Rate: Rs 95.10 per US Dollar
•   Year to Date Starting Level: Around Rs 89.96
•   Six-Month High: Rs 96.79 (May 2026)
•   Six-Month Low: Rs 90.36 (February 2026)
•   30-Day Average: Approximately Rs 95.89
Overall, the rupee has depreciated by nearly 9% against the US Dollar since the beginning of the year.
Why Has The Indian Rupee Weakened Against The US Dollar?
Several domestic and global factors have contributed to the rupee’s decline. Higher crude oil prices: India imports nearly 90% of its crude oil requirements. Rising oil prices increase demand for US Dollars, putting downward pressure on the rupee.
Foreign capital outflows: Overseas investors have reduced exposure to Indian equities and shifted investments toward US assets, increasing demand for the Dollar.
Trade deficit: Strong imports of crude oil, gold and electronics have widened India’s trade deficit, weighing on the domestic currency.
US Federal Reserve policy: Higher US interest rates have supported the Dollar by attracting global investment into US financial assets.
RBI intervention: The Reserve Bank of India periodically uses its foreign exchange reserves to smooth excessive volatility in the currency market and prevent sharp movements in the rupee.
Who Is Affected By The Current USD-INR Exchange Rate?
The exchange rate has different implications for various groups.
•   NRIs and overseas workers sending money to India receive more rupees for every US Dollar remitted.
•   Indian students studying in the United States face higher tuition and living costs when converting rupees into dollars.
•   Import dependent businesses incur higher costs for purchasing goods and raw materials from abroad.
•   Consumers may experience higher prices for imported products, including electronics, fuel and other goods, if the rupee remains weak.
What Should You Know Before Exchanging Or Transferring Money?
The mid market rate serves as a reference point, but the actual amount received depends on the exchange rate and fees charged by banks or remittance providers. Comparing rates across different providers before making an international transfer can help maximise the final payout.
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