USD/INR near $95 again

[Kamal]

So the USD/INR has touched ₹95, and the govt keeps saying "economy strong hai, don't worry!" We were promised *Atma Nirbhar Bharat* would make us self‑reliant. And now we're watching our rupee tumble with no external help. Impressive efficiency.

Timeline of events:

* ₹65 – "Achhe din aa rahe hain"
* ₹75 – "Temporary volatility"
* ₹85 – "Global headwinds, not our fault"
* ₹95 – "Atma Nirbhar bane rahe"

[Harendra]

It's scary. Even after slapping a huge cap on banks and selling off forex reserves, we're back at 95.

[Saritha]

Didn't the RBI try hard to stop the INR's depreciation against the USD?

[Ayaan]

Janey, do we have to go?

[Shyam]

It was bound to happen. The RBI's forex cap was never a permanent fix; it was just a temporary measure.

[Jagdish]

It's back to 93. What just happened in the last few hrs?

[Priya]

What will they dump this time?

[Rajesh]

Guys, have a look at the euro too – it's on the verge of hitting 110, which is a huge loss for students planning to study in Europe, including me, losing around ₹2 L.

[Ananya]

Thank you, Nehru.

[Kanchan]

Amritkal for NRIs. That's why I recommend cutting Indian equity holdings and increasing US exposure.

[Sangeeta]

No, why are you bringing this up? The TCS conversion is more important.