The value of the Indian Rupee, in comparison to the US Dollar, has been experiencing a continuous decline. On Monday morning, February 3, trading commenced with the Rupee depreciating by 67 paise, resulting in a value of Rs. 87.29 . President Trump has imposed significant tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China, causing ripples in international trade. Specifically, he has levied a 25 percent tariff on goods from Canada and Mexico, while a 10 percent tariff has been applied to products from China. The value of the Indian rupee has declined due to the continuous outflow of foreign capital and the strength of the US dollar in international markets. On Friday, the exchange rate of the Indian rupee against the dollar was recorded at 86.62. However, as trading commenced today, the rupee further depreciated to 87.29. Experts in the business sector have indicated that the decline in the value of the Indian rupee can be attributed to the tax policies implemented by Trump. This depreciation is not limited to India alone; currencies in Asia, including those of China, South Korea, and Indonesia, have also experienced a similar downturn against the US dollar.