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Rupee settles flat at 94.46 against U.S. dollar

Rupee settles flat at 94.46 against U.S. dollar

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The rupee gained 16 paise and settled flat at a provisional 94.46 per US dollar on Thursday, according to reports. While lower crude oil prices provided support, a firm greenback in overseas markets offset that benefit. Forex traders noted that the rupee is showing signs of near‑term stabilisation after a sharp recovery.

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    Forex traders said the Indian rupee is showing signs of near-term stabilisation after recovering sharply against the U.S. dollar in previous sessions

    — The Hindu

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    The rupee settled on a flat note at 94.46 (provisional) against the US dollar on Thursday, as the support from lower crude oil prices was negated by a firm greenback in overseas markets. Forex traders said the Indian rupee is showing signs of near-term stabilisation after recovering sharply against…

    — The Pioneer

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Forex traders said the Indian rupee is showing signs of near-term stabilisation after recovering sharply against the U.S. dollar in previous sessions

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Rupee settles flat at 94.46 against U.S. dollar

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