Historical Rates for the USD/INR currency conversion on 10 June 2018 (10/06/2018).
On the 10th June 2018 the spot inter-bank market saw:
Open: 1 USD = 67.5175 INR
Close: 1 USD = 67.4207 INR
Average: 1 USD = 67.5064 INR
Lowest: 1 USD = 67.4974 INR
Highest: 1 USD = 67.5153 INR
Today's Live US Dollar into Indian Rupee Exchange Rate
Spot: 1 USD = 71.2850 INR
Independent Provider: 1 USD = 70.7860 INR
Avge. UK Bank International Payment: 1 USD = 68.4906 INR
USD/INR Conversion Table History
See below quick comparision table showing how the most popular currency requirements for the US Dollar / Indian Rupee exchange rate conversions on the 10th of June compared.
| US Dollars into Indian Rupees | Indian Rupees into US Dollar | Date |
| 1 USD = 67.4207 INR | 0.0148 USD = 1 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 5 USD = 337.1035 INR | 0.0740 USD = 5 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 10 USD = 674.2070 INR | 0.1480 USD = 10 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 15 USD = 1,011.3105 INR | 0.2220 USD = 15 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 20 USD = 1,348.4140 INR | 0.2960 USD = 20 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 25 USD = 1,685.5175 INR | 0.3700 USD = 25 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 50 USD = 3,371.0350 INR | 0.7400 USD = 50 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 100 USD = 6,742.0700 INR | 1.4800 USD = 100 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 500 USD = 33,710.3500 INR | 7.4000 USD = 500 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 1000 USD = 67,420.7000 INR | 14.8000 USD = 1000 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 2500 USD = 168,551.7500 INR | 37.0000 USD = 2500 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 5000 USD = 337,103.5000 INR | 74.0000 USD = 5000 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 10000 USD = 674,207.0000 INR | 148.0000 USD = 10000 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 25000 USD = 1,685,517.5000 INR | 370.0000 USD = 25000 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 50000 USD = 3,371,035.0000 INR | 740.0000 USD = 50000 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 100000 USD = 6,742,070.0000 INR | 1,480.0000 USD = 100000 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 250000 USD = 16,855,175.0000 INR | 3,700.0000 USD = 250000 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 500000 USD = 33,710,350.0000 INR | 7,400.0000 USD = 500000 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
| 1000000 USD = 67,420,700.0000 INR | 14,800.0000 USD = 1000000 INR | on 10/06/2018 |
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