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Impact of Exchange Rates on NRI Account Deposits

Ritesh JainBy Ritesh Jain |Last Updated: December 10, 2025
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For most NRIs, investing in India is not only a financial decision, but it is also emotional. However, there is one factor that many individuals overlook, i.e., currency exchange rates. Here is the truth: exchange rate movements can subtract or add 15-20% to your investment returns over three years. This is more than the interest you earn on your account deposits. Yet 80% of NRIs do not understand the impact of exchange rates on their deposits and make the currency conversion decision at the wrong time.

Further, to help you out, in this blog, you will get to know the impact of exchange rates on NRI account deposits, and when the timing actually matters, additionally, about the specific strategies you can implement in this situation. So read on and get all the information. 

Ritesh Jain
Ritesh Jain(Tax Expert)

Mr. Ritesh has 20 years of experience in taxation, accounting, business planning, organizational structuring, international trade financing, acquisitions, legal and secretarial services, MIS development, and a host of other areas. Mr Jain is a powerhouse of all things taxation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The ideal asset allocation depends on various factors, such as age, risk profile, financial goals, time horizon, residence country, and currency exposure. Younger NRIs may typically take higher equity exposure, while older NRIs may require more debt and safe assets.

NRIs must aim for a balance. Over-investing in one geography may create a risk of concentration. A mix of home-country assets and Indian assets helps in managing currency fluctuations, tax obligations, and long-term financial goals (retirement, relocation, etc.).

Currency fluctuations like USD to INR can significantly impact returns. If the Indian Rupees (INR) continue to depreciate, the real return in your home country reduces. NRIs must consider hedging, diversification, and global assets to manage currency risk.

NRIs can invest in mutual funds, Indian equities, NRE/NRO/FDs, bonds, GIFT city funds, real estate, sovereign gold bonds, and more. The best option depends on the investor's risk appetite and long-term financial goals.

It is advised that an NRI must rebalance their investment portfolio once a year or whenever the asset allocation shifts significantly from the target mix. Rebalancing will ensure that risk is properly managed and avoid overexposure to any single asset class or geography.