Rupee slips 5 paise on safe-haven dollar demand

The Indian rupee closed marginally weaker at 96.26 against the US dollar on Wednesday. Safe haven dollar demand kept the rupee on a weaker footing throughout the trading session. Mild central bank interventions helped contain further losses for th...

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The rupee traded in the range of 96.29 and 96.04, while Brent futures climbed 2% to $86.44 a barrel, as the US reimposed a naval blockade on Iranian ports.
Mumbai: The Indian rupee was largely flat on Wednesday, closing five paise weaker at 96.26, versus its previous close of 96.20. Safe haven dollar demand kept the rupee on a weaker footing, with mild central bank interventions containing further losses, traders said. The rupee traded in the range of 96.29 and 96.04, while Brent futures climbed 2% to $86.44 a barrel, as the US reimposed a naval blockade on Iranian ports.
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