<h1>Rupee hits record low 88.10 amid tariff uncertainty, FII outflows and rising dollar demand; regulators may step up monitoring</h1> The rupee fell to a fresh intra-day low of 88.33 and closed at an all-time low of 88.10 per US dollar amid uncertainty over additional US trade tariffs, sustained foreign institutional investor outflows, and higher importer dollar demand. The central bank reported a weekly decline in forex reserves, while equity markets rose and Brent crude firmed, adding import cost pressure. Market analysts expect the USD/INR to trade between 87.85-88.50 and warn of continued downside bias from tariff concerns, FII exits and crude gains. The developments may prompt heightened regulatory monitoring by the central bank and enforcement bodies under foreign exchange and financial stability frameworks.