The Indian rupee rose 0.1% to 90.58 per US dollar in early trade on February 9, 2026, compared to its previous close of 90.6550. The slight appreciation highlights stable investor sentiment, supported by balanced liquidity conditions and global currency trends influencing India’s foreign exchange market.
The Indian rupee (INR) opened stronger on February 9, 2026, trading at 90.58 per US dollar at 9:00 a.m., marking a 0.1% gain from its previous close of 90.6550. The movement reflects cautious optimism in the currency market amid global and domestic factors.
Key Highlights:
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Current Rate: INR at 90.58 per US dollar, up 0.1% from the last close.
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Previous Close: 90.6550 per US dollar.
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Market Sentiment: Stable liquidity conditions and balanced forex flows supported the rupee.
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Global Context: Dollar index trends and global risk appetite continue to influence emerging market currencies.
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Investor Outlook: Traders remain watchful of crude oil prices, US Federal Reserve signals, and domestic policy cues.
The rupee’s modest appreciation underscores resilience in India’s currency market, with investors balancing global uncertainties against domestic stability.
Sources: Reuters, RBI Data, Business Standard