The Indian rupee weakened on
Wednesday as sustained dollar demand from importers, especially oil firms,
weighed, while the sudden jump in headline inflation in July to a five-month
high also hurt entiment.
The near-term weakness will continue
and we may see 60.50 to 61.80 ranges holding for a bit. The market is shallow;
there is a genuine demand, so clearly there is downward pressure on the rupee.
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6) RBI introduced additional steps to further tighten liquidity
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