The Indian rupee dropped to its lowest level in 10 months on Wednesday as persistent dollar demand from defence and oil firms weighed while a fall in local shares added to its woes. The Reserve Bank of India plans to allow exporters and importers to cancel and re-book up to 50 percent of their total hedged exposure from the present 25 percent cap. The news was taken as positive for the rupee.
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- Yen Advances as Kuroda Says Stability Important; Krona Climbs
- Aussie Falls to Lowest Since 2011 as U.S. Yield Spread Narrows
- OECD Forecasts Global Economy to Recover Next Year: Economy
- Liberty Reserve Joe Bogus Account Said to Reflect Evasion
- Rand Slumps to Four-Year Low as Bond Yields Soar on U.S. Growth
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