 "Rupee ends strong; yields fall")
The rupee ended strong on Thursday due to dollar sale by banks and exporters, while government bond yields fell due to softening inflation.
It opened at 63.98 a dollar and traded in the range of 63.62 and 64.03 before closing at 63.66 compared with its previous closing level of 64.01.
The yield on the 10-year benchmark bond ended at 7.94 per cent compared with the previous close of 7.96 per cent.
It opened at 63.98 a dollar and traded in the range of 63.62 and 64.03 before closing at 63.66 compared with its previous closing level of 64.01.
The yield on the 10-year benchmark bond ended at 7.94 per cent compared with the previous close of 7.96 per cent.
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