Rupee slips to 95.74 against US dollar as crude prices, importer demand weigh

 On Tuesday, the Indian Rupee faced a minor decline against the US dollar, influenced by rising crude oil prices and increased demand from importers. The Reserve Bank of India stepped in to stabilize the currency, keeping its fluctuations minimal. Meanwhile, domestic equities opened softly, although foreign institutional investors maintained their purchasing momentum in the stock market. On Tuesday, the Indian Rupee faced a minor decline against the US dollar, influenced by rising crude oil prices and increased demand from importers. The Reserve Bank of India stepped in to stabilize the currency, keeping its fluctuations minimal. Meanwhile, domestic equities opened softly, although foreign institutional investors maintained their purchasing momentum in the stock market.