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    Rupee falls 9 paise to 83.27 against US dollar in early trade

    The rupee declined to 83.27 against the US dollar on Wednesday, driven by negative equities trend and elevated crude oil prices, with interventions from RBI and anticipation of Lok Sabha election results.

    Rupee posts biggest single-day gain in nearly 1-1/2 mths on dollar inflows

    The U.S. dollar index, which measures the currency against six developed-market counterparts, was down 0.25% at 103.06, below Friday's 10-week high of 103.68.Another trader said the market has resigned to the fact that the central bank was unlikely to let the rupee fall towards its record low of 83.29 and thus the local unit is seen hovering around the 83-level in the near term

    Rupee rises 14 paise to 81.67 against US dollar in early trade

    "The US Fed is expected to raise rates by 25 bps tomorrow but their language/ tone will be important in gauging the direction currencies could take," Bhansali said.

    Rupee falls 7 paise to 82.08 against US dollar

    The Indian rupee fell by 7 paise to 82.08 against the US dollar due to the strength of the dollar and increased demand from importers. However, sustained foreign fund inflows helped to contain the fall. The domestic unit opened at 82.05, dropped to 82.08, and settled at 82.01.

    Rupee rises 33 paise to 81.77 against US dollar in early trade

    The Indian rupee strengthened against the US dollar, reaching 81.77 in early trading, supported by foreign fund inflows and a bullish domestic stock market. The rupee is trading positively due to significant foreign investments and positive economic indicators. Experts predict that the rupee will trade between 81.90 and 82.20 throughout the day. Foreign Portfolio Investors have invested INR 47,148 crore ($6.3 billion) in Indian equities in June, the highest inflow in 10 months. Additionally, GST collections in June exceeded INR 1.60 lakh crore ($21.3 billion).

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    The oil companies are buying dollars keeping rupee in the range of 81.90 - 82.40. They were absent from the scene earlier, refusing to buy dollars at 81.60. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had to intervene to protect the level of 81.60.

    The Economic Times
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