Mumbai, Jan. 30 -- The Indian rupee recovered slightly in opening trades following sharp decline near Rs 92 per dollar mark during intraday moves in the previous session. INR opened at Rs 91.89 per dollar and climbed to a high of 91.82 so far during the day. Yesterday, rupee settled near its all-time closing low at 91.99 against the US dollar, amid selling pressure from foreign funds and risk-off sentiment in global markets. Moreover, surge in crude oil prices weighed on the rupee. Indian shares were moving lower in early trade on Friday as Apple warned of margin pressures and trade tensions returned to haunt investors. Benchmark indexes reversed early losses yesterday as the Economic Survey's First Advance Estimates put FY26 real GDP gro...