USD/INR Price Prediction Ahead of RBI’s Monetary Policy

Summary:
  • Explore the USD/INR price predictions with a technical outlook and discover key factors influencing pricing trends.

The USD/INR advances today by 0.10% above its all-time high of 88.12, posted last week. The Indian markets are awaiting the Reserve Bank of India’s monetary policy announcement on Wednesday.

Until the monetary policy announcement, it’s expected that the USD/INR will be trading sideways without a clear direction. Market participants are wondering whether the RBI will set a monetary-easing campaign with a 25 basis points cut in rates, or will hold the Repo rate a 5.5%.

In light of trade tensions between the United States and India, a dovish RBI is anticipated. The US has hiked the fee for H-1B visas to $100k and imposed 100% tariffs on pharmaceutical imports. Indian’s IT and healthcare industries have been significantly affected as they rely heavily on exports to the U.S.

Moreover, the ongoing outflow of foreign funds from the indian stock market weighs on the Indian Rupee. The FIIS sold shares worth Rs. 2831,59 crores in the indian equity market by Monday.

Key Factors Affecting USD/INR:

USD/INR Price Prediction | The Currency Pair Eyes New All-Time Highs

The USD/INR trades close to its all-time high. The RSI is at the 60 mark, suggesting bullish momentum that could boost the price to higher levels. A clear 1-hour close above 88.90 could open the way toward 89.00 and 89.50. On the upside, 90.00 is the main barrier for the pair. On the downside, if the currency pair fails to break above 88.90, it could fall toward 88.29.

Looking at the daily chart, the price action appears to be forming a cup and handle pattern. This indicates a continuation of bullish momentum. The U-shape of the cup has already formed, with signals suggesting the handle is developing to confirm the pattern. Check the previous week’s analysis.

What is the future prediction for USD to INR?

The rally that began at the start of 2025 is expected to continue. USD/INR is likely to reach 90.00 after breaking key resistance levels at 89.00 and 89.50. With the increasing probability of Fed rate cuts, USD/INR could benefit from a weaker dollar and extend its rally.

Is USD expected to go up or down?

As long as the U.S. dollar continues to weaken due to a dovish Federal Reserve and high expectations of two more rate cuts by the end of 2025, USD/INR is most likely to rise.

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