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Rupee closed weaker at 95.7100 per Dollar on Wednesday (23 September 2026), versus its previous close of 95.5825 per Dollar.

On the NSE, USD/INR futures ended slightly lower by 0.08% at 95.82 today. In other currency pairs, GBP/INR dropped 0.80% to close at 128.32 and EUR/INR fell 0.75% to settle at 110.22. Meanwhile, JPY/INR futures tumbled 0.57% to end at 60.95.

Rupee closed higher at 95.5825 per Dollar on Tuesday (22 September 2026), versus its previous close of 95.8100 per Dollar.

On the NSE, USD/INR futures ended slightly lower by 0.42% at 95.97 today. In other currency pairs, GBP/INR declined 0.39% to close at 128.35 and EUR/INR lost 0.39% to settle at 110.23. Meanwhile, JPY/INR futures advanced 0.10% to end at 60.64.

Australia’s ASX 200 finished nearly flat at 8,732 on Monday, paring back initial declines amid a boost from resilient U.S. stock futures. Market participants are also monitoring the upcoming Trump-Xi summit scheduled for September 24, where tariffs, minerals, and wider economic relationships are anticipated to be addressed. Treasury Secretary Bessent characterized his weekend discussions with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng as “successful,” bolstering optimism regarding potential advancements in U.S.-China relations. In Australia, investor sentiment exhibited restraint following Reserve Bank Governor Bullock`s commentary highlighting persistent inflationary pressures, maintaining the potential for additional interest rate adjustments. Market attention is now directed toward the release of Australia’s September flash PMI and August employment figures. Equities in the financials, utilities, and consumer non-durables sectors registered gains, whereas healthcare, non-energy minerals, and logistics shares faced selling pressure. Ramelius Resources increased by 6.2%, Paladin Energy advanced 3.4% and Viva Energy rose 1.9%. The major banks saw increases ranging from 0.4% to 0.9%. Xero experienced a decline of 4.3%, Lynas Rare Earths decreased by 2.6%, and BHP Group retreated 0.4%.