The Rupee closed steady against the dollar tracking the rangebound movement in its Asian peers and largely steady U.S. bond yields as traders await fresh cues from economic data due later in the week. Most Asian currencies were steady and the dollar index also hovered little changed at 106.1. However, foreign investors have been net sellers of Indian equities and debt so far in April, having pulled out $1.04 billion, according to stock depository data. Meanwhile, Brent crude oil futures were up slightly at $87.39 per barrel, after dipping on Monday on ebbing fears of escalation in the Iran-Israel conflict. U.S. Treasury yields were little changed on Monday ahead of key economic data. Data showing British businesses recorded their fastest growth in activity in nearly a year helped the pound steady against the dollar on Tuesday, after touching its lowest in five months the day before, but it remained under pressure against the euro. The pound rose as much as 0.3% against the dollar after the data was released, but failed to hold those gains and was last just in positive territory. European data was also better than expected and the common currency at one point rose 0.2% against the pound to 86.43 pence, matching its previous day's three-month high, though these moves also failed to hold.......