<h1>Rupee Drops to 86.72 Against Dollar Amid Foreign Outflows; Domestic Markets and Forex Reserves Decline</h1> The rupee depreciated by 4 paise to close at 86.72 against the US dollar due to significant foreign capital outflows, which also caused a decline in domestic equity markets by over 1%. Despite a stable dollar against major currencies, the rupee struggled, pressured by a strong dollar index and foreign institutional investor sell-offs. Key resistance and support levels for the rupee were identified at 86.50 and 86.85, respectively. The dollar index remained flat, while Brent crude saw a slight increase. The BSE Sensex and Nifty both experienced significant drops, and India's forex reserves decreased by USD 2.54 billion.