India's rupee forecast to weaken toward 100-per-dollar level even as RBI pushes back
The RBI's latest moves have helped the rupee recover from 96.79 rupees per dollar to the 95-level over recent days.
According to CNBC, the RBI's latest moves have helped the rupee recover from 96.79 rupees per dollar to the 95-level over recent days.
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