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The rupee depreciated sharply in August, falling from 68.9 to beyond 72 per dollar, as foreign portfolio investors pulled out. Analysts argue that currency weakness offsets the benefit of lower crude oil import costs and slowing domestic demand.
Persistent rupee weakness raises the cost of imported feed ingredients and fertilizer for Indian livestock and poultry producers, though lower crude prices partly offset it.
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