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The Reserve Bank of India has been repeatedly intervening to slow the rupee's decline, but its strategy is under strain from weak growth, tepid foreign inflows and a strong dollar. The article highlights pressure on Asian currencies.
Continued rupee weakness would raise the dollar cost of Indian imports of feed ingredients and energy, while the RBI's reserve spending limits how far the currency can fall.
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