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Rupee dips as shares fall dollar gains (22 March 10:07) |
| At 10:20 am, the partially convertible rupee was at 45.51/52, marginally weaker than its previous close of 45.50/51 |
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Rupee steady amid mixed cues dollar gains hurt (19 March 01:47) |
| At 10am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.44/45 per dollar, virtually unchanged from its close of Rs45.445/455 on Thursday |
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Rupee little moved shares offset dollar gains (19 March 09:51) |
| At 10am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.44/45 per dollar, virtually unchanged from its close of Rs45.445/455 on Thursday |
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Rupee weaker on dollar gains shares eyed (19 March 09:12) |
| At 9:05am the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.46/47 per dollar, little below its close of Rs45.4450/4550 on Thursday |
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Rupee eases on dollars rise overseas stocks (18 March 02:51) |
| At 3:05pm, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.4850/4950 per dollar, off an intraday low of Rs45.5350 and weaker than Rs45.34/35 at close on Wednesday |
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Rupee bounces of 2-month highs on strong dollar (18 March 09:48) |
| At 10:08am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.43/44 per dollar, 0.2 % weaker than Rs45.34/35 at close on Wednesday when it rose to Rs45.3325, its strongest since 11 January |
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Rupee eases tracking dlr gains versus majors (18 March 09:04) |
| At 9:08am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.41/42 per dollar, weaker thn Rs45.34/35 at close on Wednesday when it rose to Rs45.3325, its strongest since 11 January |
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Rupee rises 05 on market cues (17 March 10:41) |
| Asian currencies gained against the dollar after the Federal Reserve pledged to keep its benchmark interest rate near zero for an extended period to help sustain a recovery in the world’s ... |
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Rupee at 2-month high on share gains weak dollar (17 March 12:31) |
| At 9:58am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.43/44 per dollar, 0.3% above its 45.58/59 close on Monday when it had dropped to 45.6750 |
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IT companies may face higher attrition pay hikes expected (16 March 11:04) |
| While larger vendors have to deal with high employee utilizations, mid-cap vendors have to meet salary demands |
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Inflation below 5 in second half of 2010 (16 March 10:40) |
| The overall picture is not as alarming as it appears at first sight when you look at 9.89% |
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Base rate system may drive firms to commercial paper (16 March 10:01) |
| Companies will try to get better ratings because that will help them in raising loans at better rates |
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Rupee weakens on dollar rise (15 March 05:57) |
| The partially convertible rupee ended at 45.58/59 per dollar, about 0.3% weaker than its previous close |
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Rupee trims fall in line with shares dollar eyed (15 March 12:58) |
| At 1:05pm, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.54/55 per dollar, off a low of Rs45.61 but still weaker than Rs45.43/44 at close on Friday |
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Rupee eases on lower stocks firm dollar (15 March 09:27) |
| At 9:40am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.60/61 per dollar, 0.4% weaker than Rs45.43/44 at close on Friday |
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Rupee trims gains mirroring moves in shares (12 March 01:37) |
| At 1:55pm, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.48/49 per dollar, off the day’s high of Rs45.4225 but still stronger than its close of Rs45.61/62 on Thursday |
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India to gradually move to rupee convertibility (12 March 12:59) |
| “The full convertibility of rupee is our ultimate destination and we are taking gradual steps towards this,” said finance minister Pranab Mukherjee |
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Rupee edges down on choppy shares weak peers (11 March 10:01) |
| At 10:10am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.46/47 per dollar, weaker than its Rs45.375/385 close on Wednesday |
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Rupee off highs as share turn negative (10 March 02:07) |
| At 2:15pm, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.445/455 per dollar, off a high of Rs45.3975 but still stronger than 45.6250/6350 at close on Tuesday |
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Rupee near recent 2-month high shares help (10 March 10:20) |
| At 10:35am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.43/44 per dollar, off a high of Rs45.41 but still 0.4% stronger than 45.6250/6350 at close on Tuesday |
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Rupee weakens tracking shares (09 March 06:40) |
| The partially convertible rupee ended at 45.6250/6350 per dollar, about 0.2% weaker than its 45.53/54 close on Monday |
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Rupee rangebound mirroring shares (09 March 01:11) |
| At 1:30pm, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.54/55 per dollar, marginally weaker than Rs45.53/54 at close on Monday |
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Rupee inches lower on Asian cues (09 March 09:47) |
| At 9:20am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.55/56 per dollar, marginally weaker than Rs45.53/54 at close on Monday when it hit Rs45.38 during trade, its strongest since 12 January |
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Rupee at near 2-month high on shaky dollar (08 March 06:32) |
| The partially convertible rupee ended at 45.53/54 per dollar, about 0.2% above its previous close of 45.60/61 |
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Rupee extends rise on dollars broad drop shares (08 March 02:09) |
| At 2:08pm the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.42/43 per dollar, off an high of Rs45.38, its strongest since 12 January, and above its Friday close of Rs45.60/61 |
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Rupee near 2-month peak on dollar fall (08 March 10:19) |
| At 10:05am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.48/49 per dollar after hitting Rs45.42, its strongest since 12 January |
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Rupee at near 2-month high shares boost (08 March 09:10) |
| At 9:28am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.48/49 per dollar, after rising to Rs45.42, its strongest since 12 January and above its close of Rs45.60/61 on Friday |
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Rupee posts best gain in 8 weeks (05 March 11:22) |
| The partially convertible rupee closed at 45.60/61 per dollar, its strongest since 19 January, and 0.4% above its previous close |
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Rupee extends gains tracking peers NDFs (05 March 02:17) |
| At 2:20pm, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.68/69 per dollar, off a high of Rs45.65, its strongest since 19 January and above its previous close of Rs45.80/81 on Thursday |
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Rupee at over 6-week high shares peers help (05 March 09:44) |
| At 10:05am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.78/79 per dollar, off a high of Rs45.75, its strongest since 19 January |
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Rupee reverses gains as stocks drop over 05 (04 March 02:11) |
| At 1:35pm, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.84/85 per dollar after hitting Rs45.76, its strongest since 19 January |
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Rupee at new 6-week highs trackings Asian peers (04 March 09:31) |
| At 9:12am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.78/79 per dollar, slightly stronger than Rs45.82/83 at close on Wednesday |
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Rupee close to 6-week high on stocks dollar fall (03 March 01:15) |
| At 1:02pm, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.89/90 per dollar, off an high of Rs45.8525 |
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Rupee at 6-week high on broad dollar weakness (03 March 09:53) |
| At 9:50am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs45.8525/8625 per dollar, its highest since 20 January and 0.3% above its close of Rs46.01/02 on Tuesday |
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Rupee hits 2-week high on firm peers stocks (02 March 10:14) |
| At the Interbank Foreign Exchange market, the rupee appreciated by 10 paise to 46 a dollar |
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Rupee up tracking equities after budget (26 February 03:39) |
| The benchmark BSE share index was trading up more than 1%, after rising more than 2% earlier in the day |
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Rupee to get unique symbol in 2010-2011 (26 February 03:25) |
| The decision to have a symbol for Rupee was taken by the government last year. It was also decided to invite designs from the public for the new symbol |
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Rupee edges up eyes the budget (26 February 09:21) |
| At 9:43am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs46.25/26 per dollar, stronger than Thursday’s close of Rs46.3950/4050 |
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Rupee weakens on choppy shares dollar moves (25 February 06:01) |
| The partially convertible rupee ended at 46.3950/4050 per dollar, slightly weaker than Wednesday’s close of 46.32/33 |
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Rupee drops on import payment firm dollar (25 February 10:10) |
| At 10:27am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs46.40/41 per dollar, after opening flat at Rs46.32/33 |
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Rupee steady no cues from local shares (25 February 09:24) |
| At 9:11am, the partially convertible rupee was trading at Rs46.34/35 per dollar, little changed from Wednesday’s close of Rs46.32/33 |
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Rupee eases for 2nd day shares refiners weigh (24 February 06:06) |
| It ended at 46.32/33 per dollar, about 0.2% lower compared to its previous close |
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Rupee recovers early losses shares eyed (24 February 09:54) |
| At 10:02 a.m. (0432 GMT), the rupee was at 46.24/25 per dollar compared to Tuesday’s close of 46.23/24. It opened at 46.31/32 and touched a low of 46.35 in early trade |
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Rupee higher on dollar weakness overseas (23 February 03:02) |
| The partially convertible rupee was at Rs46.13/14 per dollar, off an early high of Rs46.0650 and stronger than Rs46.21/22 at close on Monday |
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Rupee nudges higher as stocks rise (23 February 10:27) |
| At 10:16am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs46.16/17 per dollar, stronger than Rs46.21/22 at close on Monday |
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Rupee strengthens on rise in shares (22 February 06:04) |
| The partially convertible rupee ended at 46.21/22 per dollar, about 0.2% stronger than its previous close |
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Rupee strengthens tracking Asia peers stocks (22 February 09:35) |
| At 9:10am, the partially convertible rupee was at Rs46.105/110 per dollar, stronger than Friday’s close of Rs46.30/31 |
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Rupee down 16 paise against dollar in early trade (19 February 10:40) |
| At the Interbank Foreign Exchange market, the rupee fell by 16 paise to 46.44 a dollar, extending its previous day’s losses |
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Dollar at 8-month high boosted by discount rate rise (19 February 10:10) |
| The dollar index, a gauge of its performance against six major currencies, rose 1% to 81.16 after climbing to its highest level in eight months around 81.30 |
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Country-specific SIM cards cut roaming bills (18 February 10:49) |
| They are cheaper than international roaming and offer more convenience than calling cards. The only wrinkle would be circulating a new number |
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