
Axis Bank Research forecasts the Indian rupee could weaken to 100-102 per US dollar by December 2027 and to 104-106 by December 2028. The bank cites persistent capital outflows, RBI intervention that has reduced effective forex reserves, and the need to rebuild reserves.
A weaker rupee raises the local-currency cost of imported feed ingredients and makes Indian buyers more price-sensitive, which can dampen import demand for feed commodities. The projection suggests currency pressure persists beyond any recent recovery.
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