The Indian rupee hit a historic low of 86.59 against the US dollar, but former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan reassured that it’s primarily due to a stronger dollar, not domestic issues. He noted the dollar has strengthened against multiple currencies, with the Euro depreciating by 6-7% in a year. Rajan emphasized the rupee's fall from 83 to 86 is moderate and highlighted benefits for Indian exports from a nominal depreciation. He dismissed the need for RBI intervention, citing natural adjustments and stable fundamentals, while advising caution regarding foreign inflows and outflows.