Fresh capital outflows also weighed on the rupee but bullish local equities restricted the fall to a major extent, a forex dealer said. At the interbank foreign exchange market, the domestic unit commenced slightly lower at 60.52 a dollar from last weekend's close of 60.50 and was trapped in a narrow range of 60.4250 and 60.55 before settling at 60.53, a fall of three paise, or 0.05 per cent. The BSE benchmark on Monday zoomed by 229.44 points to 26,867.55, completing long seven-session of gaining string.
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