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The Indian rupee weakened on Tuesday amid sustained foreign institutional outflows and rising US bond yields tied to higher odds of a Trump win. Foreign investors withdrew about $10 billion from Indian equity and debt markets in October, the heaviest monthly selling this year.
Heavy foreign outflows pressure the rupee higher against the dollar, raising import costs for Indian buyers of soy and vegetable oil products.
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