India, Jan. 19 -- The Indian rupee weakened by 14 paise to settle at 90.92 against the US dollar on Monday, after breaching the 91-per-dollar level for the second time this month.
The decline came amid heightened global trade uncertainty and continued foreign fund outflows, which pressured the domestic currency.
Forex analysts noted that selling in Indian equities weighed on the rupee, even as the US dollar remained weak and crude oil prices eased.
Investor sentiment also turned cautious after US President Donald Trump threatened fresh tariffs on European nations over Greenland, further adding to global market volatility.
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