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Indian importers increased hedging of future foreign currency obligations after the rupee rallied 1.7% in the week ended January 13. Average forward dollar purchases by importers rose to $1.64 billion from $1.14 billion the prior week, according to CCIL data.
Heavier import hedging reflects expected dollar-denominated purchases of commodities, a modest signal of underlying import demand, though its price impact is limited.
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