Live tracking of USD/INR, GBP/INR, EUR/INR, Gold, and Oil through the trading day. Useful whether you're sending money to India, trading these pairs from anywhere in the world, or just watching gold and oil move. Rates move on Fed, RBI, Bank of England, and ECB policy, economic data releases, and shifts in the dollar and crude through the session. Updates below land as the market moves, not on a fixed schedule.
Today's updates
Latest012:00 AM IST
12:00 AM IST — Gold trades at 4,395, holding just above the ~4,350 zone that capped it for months and has now flipped into support after a clean breakout from its multi-week decline. The move is backed by real fundamentals: a weaker dollar, fading Fed rate-hike bets after soft US data, and rising Middle East risk as the US-Iran ceasefire lapses and a vessel comes under attack in the Strait of Hormuz. Oil is jumping on the same trigger, with Brent above $90. EUR/USD near 1.1580, GBP/USD in the mid-1.3500s, USD/JPY steady near 159, and AUD/USD firm at 0.7112, dollar weakness broadly across the board..
Latest011:10 AM IST
11:00 AM IST — Oil jumps as the US-Iran ceasefire lapses and a vessel comes under attack in the Strait of Hormuz; Brent crude tops $90 a barrel. Gold holds above $4,400 (4,429, +0.30%), helped by the weaker dollar and fading Fed rate-hike bets after soft US data, with markets no longer pricing a September hike. Dollar sags to two-month lows: EUR/USD near 1.1580, GBP/USD in the mid-1.3500s near three-month highs ahead of today's UK jobs report, USD/JPY steady near 159, and AUD/USD firm at 0.7112. RBI is reported to be defending the rupee as USD/INR trades near record highs.
Latest09:15 AM IST
GBP/USD trades at 1.3535, down 0.07% after touching a one-month high near 1.35 on Monday. USD/JPY holds around 159.30. AUD/USD is firmer at 0.7087, up 0.39%. Fading expectations for a September Fed rate hike and lingering Middle East risk premium are the common thread across these pairs, per TradingEconomics and Yahoo Finance data.
More updates land here through the day as they happen. Nothing to report yet.
What moves these prices during the day
A handful of things typically move these markets within a single session: US or Eurozone economic data landing during the day, central bank commentary from the Fed, the Bank of England, or the ECB, sudden risk-off moves tied to geopolitical headlines, OPEC+ supply signals for oil, and RBI intervention in the rupee when moves get too sharp. Gold usually moves opposite to the dollar and rises on safe-haven demand, while oil reacts fastest to supply disruptions and Middle East tensions. None of these happen on a schedule, which is exactly why a live widget plus event-driven commentary works better than a fixed update clock.
For the deeper story behind any single pair, our full write-ups go further than a live rate can. See our coverage on GBP/INR and the UK's autumn Budget risk, the US-Japan yen intervention, and how Iran peace talks moved silver.
What the live rate does and doesn't tell you
The rate you see on the live widget is the interbank mid-market rate, the same reference price traders, banks, and analysts around the world watch. If you're sending money, a remittance provider, Wise, Remitly, Western Union, or your bank, will quote something slightly different once their margin and fees are applied, so check your provider's own rate for your specific transfer amount. The same principle applies to gold: local jewellers and bullion dealers price it in their own currency with making charges and premiums added over the spot rate shown here. If you're trading these pairs directly, this is the benchmark rate your broker's pricing is built around. Run the numbers through our forex calculator suite either way.
Frequently asked questions
What is today's USD/INR rate?
Check the live widget at the top of this page for the current interbank USD/INR rate. This page tracks it through the day, along with GBP/INR, EUR/INR, Gold, and Oil, alongside desk commentary on what's moving them.
Is the rate shown here the rate I'll get from Wise or Remitly?
No. The rate shown is the interbank mid-market rate, the raw exchange rate banks trade at. Remittance providers like Wise, Remitly, and Western Union add their own margin and fees on top, so the rate you're offered will be slightly different. Always check your provider's quoted rate for your specific transfer amount.
Is the gold price shown here the same as jewellery shop rates?
No. The widget shows the international spot gold price in US dollars. Local jewellers and bullion dealers price gold in rupees per gram or per 10 grams, and add making charges, GST, and their own premium on top of the spot rate.
How often is this page updated?
The rate widget updates on its own, continuously, through the trading day. The commentary log below it gets a new entry whenever there's an actual development worth flagging, a rate move, a central bank headline, or an intervention, rather than on a fixed schedule.
What moves USD/INR, Gold, and Oil during the trading day?
US, UK, and Eurozone economic data releases, central bank commentary from the Fed, Bank of England, or ECB, sudden risk-off moves tied to geopolitical headlines, OPEC+ supply signals for oil, and RBI intervention in the rupee when moves get too sharp are the main drivers within a single session. Gold typically moves opposite to the dollar and rises on safe-haven demand.
⚠ Disclaimer: Rates and prices shown are interbank/spot reference levels only, not the rate any specific provider, jeweller, or dealer will offer you. For informational purposes only, not financial advice. Always confirm the live rate and fees directly with your remittance provider or bullion dealer before transacting.
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