(Reuters) - The rupee was steady on early Wednesday, after easing marginally in opening trades, as foreign fund inflows supported the local unit despite weaker domestic shares, traders said
* At 9:20 a.m., the partially convertible rupee was at 44.4275/4325 per dollar, largely steady from at its previous closing of 44.425/435. It fell to 44.45 per dollar in opening deals.
* Indian shares were barely changed in early trades on Wednesday, amid subdued Asian peers, on renewed concerns in the eurozone.
* The euro stayed on the back foot in Asia on Wednesday, having suffered a steep fall against the Swiss franc and the dollar after Moody's slashed Portugal's credit rating to junk status.
(Reporting by Neha D'silva; Editing by Rajesh Pandathil)
