Current INR Exchange Rates and India’s Economic Data: Inflation, GDP, Markets
USD to INR Today (10th February 2026) + Complete Foreign Currency Rates & India Economic Snapshot
INR Exchange Rates — 10th February 2026 Update
The Indian rupee’s US-dollar conversion rates are revised each business day. For remittances originating from the United States, today’s applicable slabs are:
| Transaction Channel | Amount (USD) | Rate (INR per 1 USD) |
|---|---|---|
| Online, Mobile, In-Branch | Up to $10,000 | ₹90.05 |
| Online, Mobile, In-Branch | $10,000–$25,000 | ₹90.25 |
| Online, In-Branch | $25,000–$50,000 | ₹90.25 |
| In-Branch Only | Above $50,000 | ₹90.25 |
Foreign exchange prices are inherently fluid. Rates are recalibrated at least once daily to reflect real-time market forces and may shift without notice. Customers should review the pre-payment disclosure prior to executing a transaction.
Why Exchange Rates Move
Currency valuations oscillate under the influence of global economic and geopolitical dynamics. Key drivers include:
- Central Banks: Benchmark interest rates steer foreign investment flows and therefore currency demand.
- Economic Strength: Strong macroeconomic performance tends to fortify a nation’s currency.
- Political Stability: Predictable governance often supports a resilient currency.
- Inflation: Low inflation can strengthen currency value; high inflation erodes it.
USD–INR Conversion Reference
Dollar to Rupee
- 1 USD = ₹90.7
- 10 USD = ₹907
- 25 USD = ₹2,267
- 50 USD = ₹4,535
- 100 USD = ₹9,070
- 150 USD = ₹13,604
- 200 USD = ₹18,139
- 250 USD = ₹22,674
- 500 USD = ₹45,348
- 1,000 USD = ₹90,696
- 5,000 USD = ₹453,480
Rupee to Dollar
- 1 INR = $0.01103
- 10 INR = $0.1103
- 25 INR = $0.276
- 50 INR = $0.551
- 100 INR = $1.103
- 150 INR = $1.654
- 200 INR = $2.21
- 250 INR = $2.76
- 500 INR = $5.51
- 1,000 INR = $11.03
- 5,000 INR = $55.1
Cross-Currency Values Against INR (Today)
- USD: ₹90.7
- AED: ₹24.7
- EUR: ₹108
- AFN: ₹1.385
- TRY: ₹2.08
- GBP: ₹124
- JPY (100 units): ₹58.1
- CAD: ₹66.9
- CNY: ₹13.11
- AUD: ₹64.3
- MYR: ₹23.1
- RUB: ₹1.173
- IQD (100 units): ₹6.42
- SEK: ₹10.17
- THB: ₹2.92
India’s Current Financial Landscape
| Indicator | Latest | Previous | High | Low | Period |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Currency (INR per USD) | 90.77 | 90.56 | 92.2 | 90.01 | Feb/26 |
| Stock Market (Sensex) | 84,066 | 83,581 | 86,159 | 81,913 | Feb/26 |
| GDP Growth Rate (%) | 21.8 | 22.6 | 22.8 | – | Sep/25 |
| GDP Annual Growth (%) | 8.2 | 7.8 | 22.6 | -23.1 | Sep/25 |
| Unemployment (%) | 4.8 | 4.7 | 20.8 | 4.7 | Dec/25 |
| Inflation (%) | 1.33 | 0.71 | 12.17 | 0.25 | Dec/25 |
| Interest Rate (%) | 5.25 | 5.25 | 14.5 | 4 | Feb/26 |
| Cash Reserve Ratio (%) | 3 | 3 | 10.5 | 3 | Dec/25 |
| Balance of Trade (USD bn) | -25.04 | -24.53 | 0.71 | -41.68 | Dec/25 |
| Current Account (USD mn) | -12,292 | -27,221 | 19,083 | -31,857 | Sep/25 |
| CA to GDP (%) | -0.6 | -0.7 | 2.3 | -4.8 | Dec/24 |
| Govt Debt to GDP (%) | 81.92 | 81.76 | 89.24 | 47.94 | Dec/24 |
| Govt Budget (%) | -4.8 | -5.87 | -2.53 | -9.16 | Dec/24 |
| Business Confidence | 126 | 126 | 139 | 96.4 | Dec/25 |
Market Narrative — India Today
Sensex Climbs to One-Month High
The BSE Sensex ended Monday 0.6% higher at 84,065.75, its strongest close in a month. Markets were buoyed by robust corporate earnings, revived foreign inflows, and renewed optimism surrounding US–India trade progress.
Public-sector banks spearheaded the rally.
- State Bank of India surged 7.6%, hitting record highs after posting stronger-than-anticipated results and upgrading its FY2026 credit-growth outlook. Multiple brokerages elevated SBI’s target price, amplifying momentum.
- Other major gainers: Titan (+3.1%), UltraTech Cement (+2.4%), Tata Steel (+2.2%), Eternal (+1.9%).
- Laggards: Power Grid (-1.3%), NTPC (-1.1%), ITC (-1%).
Equity Rally Extends Into Morning Trade
In Monday morning trade, the Sensex rose 330 points (0.4%) to 83,917, marking its highest level since January 8. The advance mirrored Wall Street’s rally, underpinned by anticipated Fed rate cuts and robust US GDP expectations. Banking stocks dominated:
- SBI jumped 6%, hitting a new 52-week high.
- IndusInd Bank gained 2.5%, Kotak Mahindra added 1.9%.
- Auto and healthcare counters also strengthened: Titan (+1.7%), Tata Motors (+1.4%).
- Technology names lagged despite a strong Nasdaq close: Power Grid (-0.6%), Infosys (-0.5%).
Rupee Firms on Returning FPI Flows
The rupee edged up to around 90.4 per USD, extending last week’s gains as investors weighed whether the interim US–India trade accord would restore durable foreign portfolio inflows. FPIs have already injected roughly $900 million this month, reversing nearly $4 billion of January outflows.
The new trade framework is expected to widen US market access for Indian auto-component exporters through preferential tariff-rate quotas, replacing earlier national-security-based tariffs.
