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The domestic currency for the week finished lower by 28 paise, posting its fifth straight weekly loss.

The rupee has lost 49 paise in last two days.

Ongoing trade-war rhetoric between the US and China too added some nervousness.

This was the first gain posted by the rupee in the last four sessions.

Trading volume and volatility are expected to slump during the one-month quadrennial event.

Trading was largely confined to a tight range for most part of the day with no directional strength and market moving factors.

Sentiment wobbled after crude prices broke the psychological threshold of $80 a barrel.

Suspected market intervention by the RBI predominantly stemmed the rupee's fall.

The Reserve Bank of India today fixed the reference rate of rupee at 65.2525 against the US dollar and 72.1954 for the euro.

The Reserve Bank of India today fixed the reference rate of rupee at 63.4655 against the US dollar and at 70.6942 for the euro.

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Public sector banks can see further erosion of value as a number of new bank licensees enter the market.

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