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India's currency, debt and money markets will be closed on Wednesday for a public holiday. Stock markets will be open for regular trading hours.


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	The currency, debt and money markets will be closed on Wednesday for Shivaji Jayanti. Stock markets, however, will be open for regular trading hours.</p>
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	The partially convertible rupee closed on Tuesday at 62.20/21 per dollar compared with 61.84/85 on Monday.</p>
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	The benchmark 10-year bond yield ended 3 basis points lower at 8.77%. The benchmark 5-year swap rate ended 3 bps lower at 8.43%. The 1-year rate was down 4 bps at 8.65%.</p>

Forex, bond, money markets closed for Shivaji Jayanti

Stock markets, however, will be open for regular trading hours

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