Currency Rates Today: Dollar Slides Against Rupee and Euro; Where Do Major Currencies Stand on April 14

Live currency rates on April 14, 2026: USD to INR at Rs 93.26, Euro, GBP, JPY, AED, SAR and more. Dollar weakens vs major currencies. Full rate table & analysis

By Srajan Agarwal | 2026-04-14T11:45:00+05:30

Currency Rates Today: Dollar Slides Against Rupee and Euro; Where Do Major Currencies Stand on April 14
Currency Rates Today: Dollar Slides Against Rupee and Euro; Where Do Major Currencies Stand on April 14

Currency markets have had a volatile week. The US dollar has weakened against virtually every major currency since April 7, when it recorded its biggest single-day drop of the past 30 days. By April 14, the greenback sits noticeably softer — the EUR/USD rate at its lowest in the week, and the rupee showing modest resilience against the trend. For anyone tracking travel budgets, import costs, or remittances, here is where the key rates stand today.


Major Currency Exchange Rates vs INR — April 14, 2026

CURRENCYCODERATE (1 UNIT = INR)24H CHANGE
US DollarUSD₹93.26+0.13%
EuroEUR₹109.70 (approx.)−0.60%
British Pound SterlingGBP₹126.20 (approx.)−0.76%
Japanese YenJPY₹0.586 (1 JPY)−0.36%
Canadian DollarCAD₹67.58 (approx.)−0.54%
Singapore DollarSGD₹72.00 (approx.)~Flat
UAE DirhamAED₹25.40 (approx.)~Flat
Saudi RiyalSAR₹24.85 (approx.)~Flat
Australian DollarAUD₹59.10 (approx.)−0.30%
Chinese YuanCNY₹12.82 (approx.)−0.20%

Rates are mid-market approximations as of April 14, 2026 (morning IST). Actual bank/forex card rates will vary. Sources: Wise, HDFC Bank Overseas Treasury Rates.

USD vs EUR This Week: What Happened

The dollar's slide against the euro is the headline story this week. The USD/EUR rate hit its week-high of 0.867 on April 7, then dropped to 0.849 by April 14 — a near 2 percent fall in a week. Over the past 30 days, the average has sat at 0.864. The euro has not been this firm against the dollar since March, and the move reflects a broader shift in global sentiment — partly driven by uncertainty around US trade policy and partly by confidence in the Eurozone stabilising after earlier turbulence.

The Rupee: Stable, Not Strong

The rupee is holding at approximately Rs 93.26 per dollar — up marginally from the prior day. Crude oil prices (currently around 02/barrel), global risk conditions, and RBI's currency management all continue to keep the rupee in a managed range rather than allowing sharp moves in either direction. For Indian importers and exporters, the stability is welcome but does not meaningfully improve or worsen existing positions. For NRIs sending remittances to India, the dollar-rupee rate means Rs 93 to the dollar, slightly better than recent weeks.

Japan and the Yen: Still Weak

The yen remains on the softer end. At approximately Rs 0.59 per yen, or around 159 yen to the US dollar, Japan's currency continues to reflect the Bank of Japan's cautious rate posture. Anyone planning a Japan trip from India will find it a relatively affordable destination, but yen weakness has persisted long enough that analysts expect some correction later in the year.

Gulf Currencies: Stable as Usual

The UAE Dirham (pegged to USD) and the Saudi Riyal (also managed in a tight band against USD) remain essentially unchanged from recent levels. With roughly 8–9 million Indians working in the Gulf, these rates are among the most tracked for daily remittance flows. At around Rs 25.40 per dirham and Rs 24.85 per riyal, remittances from Gulf workers remain broadly consistent with recent months.

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