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Rupee exchange rates today, Saturday, 3 October 2026

USD to INR today: 1 US dollar = ₹96.30 (down 0.01% from the previous close, as of 04:25 IST, 3 Oct 2026).

Other rupee rates: 1 euro = ₹108.39, 1 British pound = ₹127.51, 1 UAE dirham = ₹26.17.

Rates are interbank mid-market quotes (Saturday, 3 October 2026); banks and money changers add a spread.

Source: Yahoo Finance, delayed up to 15 minutes. Updated .

Indian rupee exchange rates
PairPriceChangeChange %
USD / INR₹96.30-0.01-0.01%
EUR / INR₹108.39+0.07+0.06%
GBP / INR₹127.51+0.47+0.37%
JPY / INR₹0.60990.0000+0.16%
AED / INR₹26.170.000.00%
SGD / INR₹75.28+0.05+0.06%
AUD / INR₹66.99+0.23+0.35%
CAD / INR₹67.58-0.13-0.19%
CHF / INR₹116.21+0.27+0.24%
CNY / INR₹14.36+0.02+0.17%

Major currency pairs

Major currency pairs
PairPriceChangeChange %
EUR / USD$1.12570.0000+0.11%
GBP / USD$1.32400.0000+0.35%
USD / JPY157.83-0.22-0.14%
USD / CHF0.8285-0.0000-0.22%
USD / CAD1.42450.0000+0.20%
AUD / USD$0.69570.0000+0.36%
USD / CNY6.69870.00000.00%
USD / AED3.67280.00000.00%

Frequently asked questions

What is 1 USD in INR today?

1 US dollar = ₹96.30 (down 0.01% from the previous close, as of 04:25 IST, 3 Oct 2026). Source: Yahoo Finance, delayed up to 15 minutes.

What is 1 Euro in INR today?

1 euro = ₹108.39 (up 0.06% from the previous close, as of 04:25 IST, 3 Oct 2026). Source: Yahoo Finance, delayed up to 15 minutes.

What is 1 British pound in INR today?

1 British pound = ₹127.51 (up 0.37% from the previous close, as of 04:25 IST, 3 Oct 2026). Source: Yahoo Finance, delayed up to 15 minutes.

What is 1 UAE dirham in INR today?

1 UAE dirham = ₹26.17 (unchanged from the previous close, as of 04:25 IST, 3 Oct 2026). Source: Yahoo Finance, delayed up to 15 minutes.

Why is my bank rate different from this rate?

These are interbank mid-market rates. Banks, card networks and money changers buy below and sell above this rate, and may add fees, so the rate you get will differ.