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Barclays strategist Mitul Kotecha said the rupee's sharp fall against the dollar, to around 91.7, reflects domestic pressures rather than a broader emerging-market trend. He pointed to over $3.4 billion of foreign equity outflows in January and continued dollar demand from importers.
Domestic dollar demand and equity outflows that push the rupee lower keep India's import bill high, which matters for buyers of dollar-priced feed inputs.
cnbctv18.comAlpha DeskJan 22, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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