<h1>Currency Volatility Impacts Rupee as Crude Prices Rise and Foreign Inflows Offer Partial Market Stabilization</h1> The Indian rupee declined 8 paise to close at 85.56 against the US dollar, influenced by domestic market volatility and rising crude oil prices. Foreign fund inflows provided some support, while month-end import demand pressured the currency. Traders await domestic GDP data and are monitoring US economic indicators. The dollar index showed signs of recovery, and Brent crude prices increased marginally.