
Reuters reports that the one-month non-deliverable forward points to the rupee opening slightly firmer after its 1.3% gain last week to 85.4750 per dollar. The move was the rupee's best weekly performance in over two years, driven by a plunge in oil prices.
The outlook ties the currency to Asian FX strength and US-China trade developments.
The forward signal suggests modest rupee strength, which would slightly reduce Indian import costs. The effect on feed markets is limited unless it shifts Indian demand for imported feed ingredients.
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