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India's central bank is likely selling U.S. dollars around 83.22-83.25 per dollar to keep the rupee from sliding toward its record low, according to seven traders. The Reserve Bank of India also reportedly supplied dollars in the non-deliverable forward market before the spot market opened.
Central bank dollar sales limit rupee weakness and can cap USD/INR, which affects the cost of imported feed inputs and energy for Indian buyers. The effect on agricultural commodity prices is limited.
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