The Indian rupee traded at 90.68 per US dollar as of 3:30 p.m. on February 17, 2026, little changed from its previous close of 90.65. The currency movement reflects stable market sentiment amid global economic uncertainties and domestic monetary policy considerations.
The Indian rupee remained largely steady in Tuesday’s trading session, closing at 90.68 against the US dollar compared to its previous close of 90.65. The marginal change highlights balanced demand and supply conditions in the foreign exchange market.
Market analysts suggest that the rupee’s stability is supported by steady inflows, controlled crude oil prices, and cautious investor sentiment ahead of key global economic data releases. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) continues to monitor currency movements closely, ensuring liquidity and stability in the forex market.
Key highlights from the announcement include
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Indian rupee at 90.68 per US dollar as of 3:30 p.m.
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Little changed from previous close of 90.65
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Stable trading reflects balanced demand and supply conditions
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RBI monitoring currency movements to maintain stability
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Global economic data and crude oil prices influencing sentiment
Experts note that while the rupee has shown resilience, external factors such as US Federal Reserve policy decisions, global inflation trends, and geopolitical developments will continue to shape its trajectory in the coming weeks.
Sources: Reuters, Economic Times, Business Standard