<h1>Rupee Gains 13 Paise Against Dollar Amid Weaker Dollar, Falling Oil Prices, and Strong Domestic Equities</h1> The rupee appreciated by 13 paise, closing at 87.06 against the US dollar, supported by a recovery in domestic equities, a weaker dollar, and declining crude oil prices. This marks the third consecutive session of gains for the rupee. The dollar's weakness is attributed to global market reactions to US President Trump's tariff escalations. The rupee's performance was further bolstered by expectations of rate cuts and decreasing US Treasury yields. Despite foreign institutional investors selling equities worth Rs 2,895.04 crore, India's services sector showed robust growth, contributing to the rupee's strength. President Trump announced reciprocal tariffs, affecting global trade dynamics.