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rupee rate today: Rupee ends slightly higher; importer dollar demand counters IPO inflows - Vimarsana News

rupee rate today: Rupee ends slightly higher; importer dollar demand counters IPO inflows

"We tend to think it is a little too early to expect the dollar bear trend to run a lot further just yet," ING Bank stated in a note

Gold rises Rs 50; silver remains flat - Vimarsana News

Gold rises Rs 50; silver remains flat

Gold extended gains for the second day in a row due to various factors, including a drop in US Treasury yields, HDFC Securities' Senior Analyst of Commodities Saumil Gandhi, said

USD professor fatally injured car vs. bicycle crash - Vimarsana News

USD professor fatally injured car vs. bicycle crash

A University of South Dakota professor died from injuries he sustained in a car vs. bicycle crash.

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USD 55,000 given by Jay Shah, Siraj for ground staff yet to be paid: Sajith - Breaking News

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Rupee troubled by "unabated" importer orders; premiums rise - Vimarsana News

Rupee troubled by "unabated" importer orders; premiums rise

The rupee was at 83.3400 to the dollar at 11:28 a.m. IST, unchanged from its previous close. The currency, like across most of last week and on Monday, was unmoved by the dollar's broad decline.