Fresh hostilities in West Asia kept the Indian currency under pressure, causing it to decline 0.3% Wednesday, nearly matching the 0.35% fall a day earlier.The rupee closed at 95.11 to a dollar, against the previous close of 94.82 against the greenback, as the market turned cautious with the Brent crude hovering over $100 a barrel, traders said.“The intensified military actions involving the US, Iran and regional proxies have heightened the oil supply anxiety. The shipping choke points are threatening the global crude flows,” said NS Ramaswamy, head of commodities, Ventura.The currency weakened to 95.23 intra-day, while the Reserve Bank of…