Dollar at ₹95.06, euro at ₹106.54: rupee reference rates on 15 October 2026

The US dollar was worth ₹95.06 on 15 October 2026, according to the European Central Bank’s reference rates, which means the rupee strengthened against the dollar from the previous working day, when the dollar was at ₹95.16. The euro was at ₹106.54 and the British pound at ₹125.92.

Reference rates in rupees

Seven-day trend

How to read these rates

A higher number means a weaker rupee: when the dollar costs more rupees, imports, foreign travel and overseas tuition become more expensive, while exporters and families receiving money from abroad get more rupees for each dollar. A lower number means a stronger rupee and the opposite effects. Daily moves of a few paise are normal; a move of a rupee or more in a week is significant.

The European Central Bank publishes reference rates for the rupee once each working day, around 4 pm Central European Time, based on market rates at that time. India’s own benchmark, the FBIL reference rate, and the rates in the interbank market can differ slightly because they are set at different times of day. Banks and exchange counters add a margin to all of these when you buy or sell currency. To convert an amount, use our currency converter.

Source: European Central Bank euro foreign exchange reference rates for 15 October 2026; rupee rates for the dollar and the pound are derived from the euro rates. For information only; not an offer to buy or sell currency.