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                                        The rupee traded in a narrow range throughout the day, signaling balanced sentiment in the forex market. Analysts suggest that while the INR’s appreciation is modest, it reflects resilience amid global uncertainties. Going forward, currency movement will likely hinge on macroeconomic trends, capital flows, and central bank cues.
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	The Indian rupee ended Tuesday on a firmer note, appreciating by 0.14% to close at 88.6550 per U.S. dollar, compared to its previous close of 88.7775. The modest gain reflects easing dollar demand and cautious optimism ahead of key global economic indicators.
	 
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		Importers held back on dollar buying, reducing pressure on the rupee and allowing it to edge higher.
 
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		Stable crude oil prices and foreign inflows supported the currency’s upward movement.
 
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		Traders remained watchful, with focus shifting to the upcoming U.S. Federal Reserve policy decision and India’s Q2 GDP data.
 
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		RBI’s passive stance was noted, with no major interventions reported during the session.
 
	Sources: Reuters, Economic Times, Business Standard
                     
                    
                    
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