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The rupee fell 8% against the dollar in FY23, reaching a low of 83.28 in October, and weathered net portfolio outflows of over $7 billion. Analysts expect an appreciation bias to continue into FY24 as the current account moved into surplus.
A weaker rupee in FY23 raised India's import costs and supported its export competitiveness. Expected appreciation would modestly ease costs for Indian buyers of imported feed ingredients.
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