Indian rupee weakens slightly against dollar amid importer demand, oil prices cool
The Indian rupee weakened slightly against the dollar on Thursday as importers continued to push for dollar purchases. Although oil prices showed signs of easing, this did not provide enough support for the rupee. Throughout the session, the curre...
By ET Bureau |
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The rupee closed at 95.22 per dollar, down slightly from its previous close of 95.11 per dollar.
Mumbai: The Indian rupee ended marginally weaker on Thursday as dollar demand continued to persist from importers, despite cooling off in oil prices.
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The rupee closed at 95.22 per dollar, down slightly from its previous close of 95.11 per dollar. It traded between 95.10 and 95.24 per dollar, while Brent crude oil prices lingered below $80 per barrel on Thursday, according to Reuters.
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The rupee closed at 95.22 per dollar, down slightly from its previous close of 95.11 per dollar. It traded between 95.10 and 95.24 per dollar, while Brent crude oil prices lingered below $80 per barrel on Thursday, according to Reuters.
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