Rupee rebounds 128 paise from all-time low to 93.57 against U.S. dollar

Forex traders said the rupee opened stronger as banks who generally have long positions, may have to cut their positions taken in onshore currency markets as per the RBI Director Forex traders said the rupee opened stronger as banks who generally have long positions, may have to cut their positions taken in onshore currency markets as per the RBI Director…

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• Forex traders said the rupee opened stronger as banks who generally have long positions, may have to cut their positions taken in onshore currency markets as per the RBI Director Forex traders said…
• Forex traders said the rupee opened stronger as banks who generally have long positions, may have to cut their positions taken in
• onshore currency markets as per the RBI Director Forex traders said the rupee opened stronger as banks who generally have long
• positions, may have to cut their positions taken in onshore currency markets as per the RBI Director

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• e rupee opened stronger as banks who generally have long positions, may have to cut their positions taken in onshore currency markets as per the RBI Director
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• Forex traders said the rupee opened stronger as banks who generally have long positions, may have to cut their positions taken in onshore currency markets as per the RBI Director Forex traders said…
• Forex traders said the rupee opened stronger as banks who generally have long positions, may have to cut their positions taken in
• onshore currency markets as per the RBI Director Forex traders said the rupee opened stronger as banks who generally have long