The indian rupee exchange rate (abbreviated INR) is always in focus all over the world. There are several reasons for this. First, the INR imports and exports too many billions each year. Second, the indian rupee is used as currency in many places other than the INR. For example in countries where the local currency is affected by high inflation. The exchange rate of the INR is therefore decisive for trade across the globe. Pakistan companies that trade abroad are of course particularly interested in Pakistani Rupee (PKR) to Indian Rupee – PKR to INR and vice versa.

The Indian Rupee is used, among other things, to determine the value of important commodities such as oil and gold.