Here is an overview of today’s approximate currency exchange rates in India (INR) for some major foreign currencies: USD, CAD, Bangladeshi Taka, UAE Dirham, Euro Pound, and Pakistani Rupee. These are market / interbank / mid-market rates- the actual rates at banks or money-exchange counters might differ (spreads, fees, and margins are also included)
Current Rates vs Indian Rupee (INR) – ~ September 17, 2025
| Currency | Rate: 1 unit of foreign = How many INR |
| US Dollar (USD) | ~ ₹87.76 to ₹88.10 per 1 USD |
| Canadian Dollar (CAD) | (Data not found / not clear in sources) |
| Bangladeshi Taka (BDT / “Taka”) | ~ ₹0.72–₹0.93 per 1 BDT |
| UAE Dirham (AED / “Dhiram”) | ~ ₹23.80–₹24.30 per 1 AED |
| Euro (EUR) | ~ ₹104.00–₹104.30 per 1 EUR |
| British Pound (GBP / “Pound”) | ~ ₹119.50–₹120.40 per 1 GBP |
| Pakistani Rupee (PKR / “PKR”) | ~ ₹0.310–₹0.313 per 1 PKR |
Observation & Context
· The Indian rupee is trading at a range of Rs 87-Rs 88 per US Dollar, which has been fairly steady recently.
· The INR shows the expected higher conversion (i.e., 1 GBP or 1 EUR fetches more INR) against stronger currencies like the Pound and Euro, given their relative strength.
· In case of currencies of neighbouring countries or those which are weaker like the Bangladeshi Taka or Pakistani Rupee, the conversion rate is small (fractions of an INR) but adds up for large amounts.
· The UAE Dirham remains relatively strong (Rs 23 + per AED) because of its tie to oil wealth, remittances etc.