The Reserve Bank of India has taken several steps to stop this fall and bring the rupee below 83 points.

The Indian rupee on Tuesday fell marginally to 82.73 per US dollar.

The rupee had gained 25 paise to 82.63 against the US dollar in early trade.

At the same time, China's currency yuan fell to a low of almost 15 years on Tuesday.

This is the weakest level against the dollar since 2007.

There was heavy selling in Chinese stocks too.


The yuan opened 0.5% lower, its weakest since February 15, 2008, after the People's Bank of China set the midpoint rate at 7.1668 per dollar.

The yuan weakened to 7.3076 per dollar in morning trading.

The yuan weakened to a new low of 7.3650 per dollar.

According to the Bloomberg report, the Indian rupee closed at 82.73 per dollar for the last time after opening at 82.65 on Friday.

It closed at 82.68 on Friday.

The rupee had hit a new record low last week, which later fell to 83.29 per dollar.

However, the Reserve Bank of India has taken several steps to stop this fall and bring the rupee below the 83 mark.

Indian financial markets were closed on Monday.

Will be closed for Diwali celebrations on Wednesday.

In this way, the capital inflow may remain limited for the next two days.