<h1>Rupee Falls to 87.76 Against Dollar, Prompting Possible FX Intervention, Export Support Measures and Heightened Regulatory Scrutiny</h1> The rupee weakened to 87.76 per US dollar amid sustained foreign portfolio outflows and month-end dollar demand, raising risks for trade balance and inflation following announced US tariffs. Regulatory authorities face potential intervention via foreign exchange sales to stabilise the currency, while the government plans support measures for exporters, including export promotion initiatives and a loan moratorium. Market moves may trigger closer enforcement under foreign exchange and monetary regulations, affect import-export contracts and hedging strategies, and prompt supervisory scrutiny of capital flows and systemic liquidity management.