<h1>Domestic currency dips after 25% export tariff announcement, market volatility persists amid trade tensions</h1> The domestic currency recovered slightly from an all-time low against the US dollar following the announcement of a 25 percent tariff on its exports by a foreign government, which triggered market volatility and depreciation concerns. Despite a modest rebound, the currency remains under pressure due to ongoing trade tensions and unclear tariff implementation details. Regulatory authorities are suspected to have intervened to stabilize the currency, but the outlook remains cautious with potential further declines if trade disputes escalate. Bilateral trade negotiations are ongoing, with upcoming talks scheduled. Market indicators also reflected negative sentiment, with equity indices declining and foreign investors offloading shares. The foreign central bank maintained interest rates, supporting the dollar's strength amid these developments.