Rupee remains flat
The rupee saw a little buying pressure on Monday, following dollar demand from importers to settle their bills, traders said. In the interbank market, the rupee was traded in the range of 101.84 and 101.86 to the dollar due to surge in the demand. However, ease in the dollar
By our correspondents
July 28, 2015
The rupee saw a little buying pressure on Monday, following dollar demand from importers to settle their bills, traders said. In the interbank market, the rupee was traded in the range of 101.84 and 101.86 to the dollar due to surge in the demand.
However, ease in the dollar supplies led the local currency to end almost flat at 101.83 against the greenback as compared to the previous closing of 101.82.
However, ease in the dollar supplies led the local currency to end almost flat at 101.83 against the greenback as compared to the previous closing of 101.82.
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