<h1>Rupee Drops 13 Paise to 86.58 vs Dollar Amid Market Sell-Off and US Tariff Announcements.</h1> The rupee declined by 13 paise to close at 86.58 against the US dollar, influenced by a sell-off in the domestic equity market and a rebound in the US dollar index. The rupee initially opened stronger but lost ground due to market volatility and US President Donald Trump's tariff announcements against Canada and Mexico. Analysts suggest the rupee may face further pressure due to strong US dollar demand and weak domestic markets, though falling crude oil prices could offer some support. The Sensex and Nifty both experienced significant losses, with foreign investors selling shares worth Rs 5,920.28 crore.