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Rupee tanks 48 paise to 1 month low of 61.13 vs dollar

Strong surge in dollar overseas kept the rupee under pressure combined with expectations of higher trade deficit data

Rupee hits 1-month low

Traders cite sustained dollar buying from foreign banks

Rupee outlook: Barring a few intermittent spikes, rupee to trade in 60-62 range

Asian currencies have biggest weekly drop since April

India's forex reserves near 8-week low

During the week ending Sept 5, reserves fell by $1.33 bn to $317.31 bn

Rupee surges 28 paise to end at 60.65 vs dollar; logs 6th weekly rise

A weak dollar overseas and capital inflows helped the rupee rally for the second straight day

Rupee trades higher as custodians sell dollars

CPI data due post-market hours eyed

Rupee ends 3 paise higher at 60.93

At the forex market, the rupee resumed better at 60.87 a dollar and immediately touched a low of 60.9450

Rupee snaps two-day fall by a whisker; data in focus

It ended at 60.92 per dollar, marginally stronger than its Wednesday's close of 60.94

Rupee near session high as corporates sell dollars

Is seen in a 60.60 to 61.10 range until close

RBI's net dollar purchases rise in July

On a net basis RBI bought $ 5.4 billion dollars compared with $ 587 million in June

Rupee dips below 61-mark vs dollar, ends 35 p lower at 60.95

Continued dollar demand from importers and some banks weighed on the currency value

Rupee weakens to near 1-month low on Fed worries

Report suggest Federal Reserve could raise interest rates earlier than expected

Rupee tumbles to biggest loss in a month, down 31 p vs Dollar

Weakness in local equities and fresh dollar demand from importers weighed on the rupee

Rupee extends losses as corporate dollar sales dry up

Index of the dollar against six majors is up 0.2%

Dollar's rise against euro not to impact rupee much

On Friday the euro weakened to a near 14-month low against the dollar

Rupee logs six-week peak of 60.29 vs US dollar, up 10 paise

This is the strongest level since the the currency had settled at 60.06 on July 30, 2014

Rupee to hold at Rs 58-62 per dollar; RBI to buy $40 bn by Mar-16: BofA

Says factors supporting the Indian rupee include softening of oil prices, the continuation of gold import curbs and rising FII equity inflows

Rupee continues to trade higher post US jobs data

The pair is seen holding in 60.15-60.35 range

Rupee seen appreciating, yields may rise

Government bond yields are seen rising from current levels though the rise in yields is not seen significantly