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Rupee ends a tad higher as dollar slips after US midterms

Rupee ends a tad higher as dollar slips after US midterms

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The rupee rose modestly against the U.S. dollar, gaining 17 paise to settle at 94.58 according to one report, while another source said it closed at 94.64, up slightly from the previous session’s 94.74. Both accounts link the currency’s improvement to a positive domestic equities market and to sentiment boosted by the outcome of the U.S. midterm elections, which helped the dollar slip.

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    The rupee closed at 94.64 per dollar, up slightly from its close at 94.74 in ‌the previous session

    — The Hindu BusinessLine

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The rupee closed at 94.64 per dollar, up slightly from its close at 94.74 in ‌the previous session

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