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Rupee up by nine paise vs dollar

Source: The Economic Times

Mumbai : India | 5 months ago

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Ending its three-day losing streak, the rupee on Friday recovered marginally by nine paise to 47.11/12 against the dollar on a sustained rally in equity markets amid fresh capital inflows. A fresh fall of the dollar against its major rivals also helped the rupee recovery.

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