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The rupee failed to respond to a persistent decline in the dollar, which puzzled bankers. Some pointed to foreign portfolio outflows from Indian equities, possibly driven by reallocation into Chinese stocks, and corporate dollar payments as reasons the rupee was lagging its Asian peers.
Continued capital and payment outflows keep the rupee under pressure, raising the rupee cost of dollar-priced feed imports. The pressure is likely to persist while the outflows continue.
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