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The rupee is weaker in early trades tracking strength in dollar vs other currencies in Asia; at 61.95/96 versus its close at 61.85/86 on Friday. The BSE Sensex gains 0.3 pct.


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	The rupee weakened in morning trade due to dollar demand by oil importers.<br />
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	At 10:35 am, the rupee was trading at Rs 61.95 compared to previous close of Rs 61.85 per dollar.<br />
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	Currency dealers see the rupee trading in the range of Rs 61.80 to Rs 62.20 during the day.<br />
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Rupee weaker on dollar demand by oil importers

Dealers see rupee trading in the 61.80-62.20 range

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