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Rupee touches all-time low, Rs 49.68 to a dollar

TimePublished on Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 09:42 in Business section

TagsTags: Rupee, Dollar , Mumbai

FALL STREET: Rupee closed at 49.31 Wed, fell by 38 paise on sustained dollar demand.

FALL STREET: Rupee closed at 49.31 Wed, fell by 38 paise on sustained dollar demand.


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    Mumbai: The Indian rupee on Thursday touched an all-time low of 49.68 against the greenback in early trade following increased dollar demand from importers and capital outflows by foreign funds.

    At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market, the local currency, which closed at 49.31 against a dollar on Wednesday, fell by 38 paise on sustained dollar demand and appreciation of the US dollar against major currencies amid weak Asian markets.

    The benchmark Sensex closed lower by 513 points or 4.81 per cent on Wednesday.

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