Rupee Weakens To 86.57 Per Dollar Amid Continuous Demand For Dollars From Oil Importers.

Rupee Falls Against Dollar

The Indian rupee weakened by 26 paise, reaching 86.57 per dollar in early trading on Tuesday. This decline is largely due to ongoing demand for dollars from oil importers.

Reasons for the Decline

Forex traders have noted that the rupee is facing pressure from the continuous withdrawal of foreign capital and the strength of the US dollar in the global market.

Opening and Current Rates

The rupee opened at 86.53 against the US dollar in the Interbank Forex Exchange Market but then slipped to 86.57, marking a fall of 26 paise compared to the previous closing price. On Monday, the rupee had already weakened by nine paise, closing at 86.31 against the dollar.

Dollar Index and Crude Prices

In related news, the dollar index, which measures the US dollar against six major currencies, increased by 0.49 percent to 107.86. Additionally, international standard Brent crude saw a slight rise of 0.06 percent, reaching $77.13 per barrel.

Foreign Institutional Investors Activity

On the stock market front, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) were active sellers on Monday, offloading shares worth Rs 5,015.46 crore.

Rupee Exchange Rate Summary

Parameter Value
Current Rupee Rate 86.57 per dollar
Change in Rate Weakened by 26 paise
Opening Rate 86.53 per dollar
Previous Day’s Close 86.31 per dollar
Dollar Index Increase 0.49% to 107.86
Brent Crude Price $77.13 per barrel
FIIs Selling Amount Rs 5,015.46 crore

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