<h1>Currency Weakens vs Dollar as Tariff Risks and Foreign Outflows Raise Trade Law and Investor Protection Concerns</h1> The domestic currency weakened against the US dollar amid a stronger greenback and investor risk aversion, driven by concerns over potential US tariffs on the country and sustained foreign fund outflows; central bank signaling of further interest-rate cuts abroad also influenced markets. Commercial and trade law implications include heightened exposure to tariff measures, potential dispute risks under existing and prospective free trade agreements, and regulatory scrutiny of capital flow volatility. Market participants and authorities may need to monitor compliance with trade commitments, investor protection rules, and any policy responses to mitigate currency and cross-border trade disruptions.