
Fall of the rupee against the dollar in all years from 2004 to 2026 : 2004-2014 🖐️: +37.5% Deprication 2014 - 2026 🪷: +53.2% Deprication Reasons for the years when the dollar weakened against the rupee: 2005: Strong capital inflows, robust economic growth (~9%), rising IT & services exports. 2007: Massive foreign investment boom (FDI + FII), booming stock market, strong global sentiment towards India, weakening US Dollar. Rupee hit a multi-year high of around ₹39. 2010: Recovery after the 2008 crisis, continued capital inflows, and improving global risk appetite. 2021: Post-COVID recovery, huge foreign portfolio inflows into Indian stocks, RBI's forex reserves at record highs, global dollar weakness. Per Year data :
























