At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market, the domestic unit resumed lower at 62.12 a dollar from previous close of 62.04 and touched a low of 62.15 on initial hesitancy in local shares. It later bounced back to a high of 61.82 before closing at 61.86, a rise of 19 paise or 0.31 per cent.
Bonds recover, call rates end higher
Government securities recovered on renewed buying support from banks and companies. The 8.83 per cent 10-year benchmark bond maturing in 2023 climbed to Rs 99.9375 from Rs 99.50 previously, while its yield moved-down to 8.84 per cent from 8.90 per cent. The overnight call money rate ended higher at 7.10 per cent from 7.00 per cent on Tuesday.
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