Indian Rupee Becomes Asia’s Worst-Performing Currency in 2025: Bloomberg

Bloomberg, the well-reputed global journal, has declared the Indian rupee as one of Asia’s worst-performing currencies this year, and it has remained under heavy pressure throughout 2025. The Indian rupee continued to lose value against the US dollar despite the Reserve Bank of India’s several tries to back the currency.

The big loss of foreign investment has been among the main problems facing India’s financial markets in 2025. Global investors are said to have taken out more than 16 billion dollars from the Indian stock market this year. The proposal to increase visa program fees to as much as 100,000 dollars also contributed to a loss of investor confidence, adding to market uncertainty.

According to financial reports, the Reserve Bank of India spent nearly 30 billion dollars in an effort to stabilize the rupee. However, these interventions were not enough to stop the currency from depreciating further. At the same time, India’s current account deficit widened, placing additional pressure on the exchange rate.

The economic specialists in this regard stated that the continued weakness of the rupee demonstrates broader structural problems. The experts further claimed that India will need stronger reforms, more supportive investment policies, and improved trade performance in order to restore stability and investor trust; otherwise, the rupee could potentially continue to face challenges in international currency markets.