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- The Indian rupee fell 11 paise to 96.36 against the US dollar on Wednesday, opening lower as rising crude oil prices and US-Iran geopolitical tensions weighed on the currency.
- Demand for safe-haven assets added to the pressure, though the Reserve Bank of India's measures are helping cushion the decline.
- Indian stock markets also dipped in early trade, while foreign institutional investors stayed net buyers of equities on Tuesday.
What to watch next
- Whether crude oil prices continue to rise as US-Iran tensions evolve
- Further intervention or measures by the Reserve Bank of India to support the rupee
- Whether foreign institutional investors sustain their net buying despite market weakness
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