Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
India’s rupee has fallen from around ₹85 to more than ₹95 per dollar. This video explains why: India’s oil bill surged, foreign investors pulled money out, the U.S. dollar stayed strong, and the Reserve Bank of India used reserves to slow the fall. The problem is not economic collapse. It is a balance-of-payments squeeze: India needs more dollars than it is receiving.
Narrated By: Tom McKay
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India’s rupee has fallen from around ₹85 to more than ₹95 per dollar. This video explains why: India’s oil bill surged, foreign investors pulled money out, the U.S. dollar stayed strong, and the Reserve Bank of India used reserves to slow the fall. The problem is not economic collapse. It is a balance-of-payments squeeze: India needs more dollars than it is receiving.
Narrated By: Tom McKay
instagram.com/tmckay715
youtube.com/@MetalRobotReviews
Facebook: facebook.com/behindasian
Instagram: instagram.com/behindasia
Inquiries: behindasian@gmail.com
Brought to you by the Behind Asian Team.










