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Mumbai, May 23 (Reuters) – The Indian Rupee can find short support at the Open on Friday, which has been blown by power in Asian counterparts, although skepticism continues over the durability of the first stir. The non-deliverable forward of 1 month indicated an open in the 85.94 to 85.96 series compared to 86.0025 in the previous session. The rupee is on track for its third consecutive weekly decline, after dropping more than 1.5% this month – making it one of the worst performers in the Asian FX space. In contrast, the foreign Chinese yuan advanced by 1%this month, the Korean won almost 4%, while the Indonesian Rupiah and Thai Baht each added about 2%. The underperformance of the rupee is largely attributed to immediate dollar outflow, hedging and the excitement of long rupee positions. In particular, the currency has closed at its low in the past three sessions, reflecting the persistent disadvantage pressure. ‘The recent behavior of the rupee was, to say the least, unusual. Like me, I’m sure most of the most expected to see 86 quickly, ‘a currency trader in Mumbai noted at a local bank. Traders are skeptical that Friday’s opening dip in USD/INR will apply, given the recent tendency to disappear. “Today, the chance of opening the opening is piled up, taking into account the lack of accommodation power that is seen in recent dips,” the trader said. Asia FX marches higher Asian currencies were on Friday and expanded their weekly progress. The increase in US treasury returns on the back of fiscal problems did not affect Asian currencies, the expectation of trading and US transactions with the US probably fueled the move higher in Asian currencies, Mufg Bank said in a note. Whether this divergence may continue will probably be determined by the future trajectory of rates and whether the extent of the increase in the US growth and risks limited, it states. Key indicators: ** One month non-deliverable rupee forward at 86.10; to the country one month leading premium at 14 Paise ** Dollar index down 99.64 ** Brent Ru-Futures drops 0.8% at $ 63.9 a barrel ** Ten Year US Note Return at 4.52% ** Due to the NSDL data, foreign investors bought a net $ 265.6 million from the Indian stock Indian value. Effects on May 21 (Reporting by Nimesh Vora; Editing by Mrigank Dhaniwala)