The rupee recovered strongly on Friday, with oil, the US treasury rates all retreating from their highs
Forex dealers said bullish trend in the equity market as well as easing crude oil prices also supported the rupee's upward movement
Forex dealers said a higher opening in the equity market also supported the rupee's sentiment
Softening crude oil prices and the greenback weakening against other currencies provided support to the home unit, brokers said
World Bank official said it is a bit early to say how it will have an impact on India's economy.
Reserve Bank of India recently surprised by keeping its policy unchanged and said it was not targeting any currency level
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India is seeking to boost flows to support its currency that has declined more than 14 per cent against the dollar this year making it Asia's worst performer
The RBI has for long maintained that it steps in only to curb undue volatility and doesn't target any currency level
The rupee Tuesday hit a new record low of 74.27 against the US dollar in afternoon trade
Brent crude breached the $84 a barrel-mark again and the American currency strengthened overseas
Indian companies went on a borrowing spree abroad in the past few years, when the local currency was stronger
Any government that thinks it can control tariffs, the rupee and inflation, while containing the fiscal deficit, is in for a nasty surprise
Forex dealers said the dollar's strength against major global currencies weighed on the rupee sentiment
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On Thursday, the domestic unit plummeted by 24 paise to end at record low of 73.58 a dollar
In recent weeks, the rupee has taken a beating amid volatility in global markets and strengthening of the greenback
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