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ECB reference rates · working days

The rupee against the world.

How many rupees each currency buys, from the European Central Bank’s daily reference rates. Click a currency for its chart.

Rupees per unit, worked out from the euro reference rates of the European Central Bank (the ECB’s rupee rate divided by its rate for the other currency). Published around 16:00 Central European Time on working days. For information only, not for transactions. A rising line means the rupee is weaker against that currency. Source: ECB ↗