<h1>Modest domestic currency depreciation amid rising oil and trade optimism prompts regulatory monitoring of capital flows, reserves, and disclosures</h1> The domestic currency depreciated modestly against the US dollar amid rising crude prices and global trade optimism, prompting market commentary on potential near-term thresholds for appreciation and resistance. Regulators are implicated through foreign exchange management and reserve reporting, with central bank data showing an increase in foreign exchange reserves driven partly by gold valuations. Continued foreign sanctions and evolving US-China trade negotiations are noted as legal and geopolitical risk factors for energy and capital markets. The situation may trigger regulatory monitoring of capital flows, market stability measures under foreign exchange law, and disclosure obligations for institutional investors.