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The rupee is trading at 58.64 per dollar versus its previous close of 58.59/60.


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	The rupee fell to 58.68/69 versus its previous close of 58.59/60, en route to snapping a four-session winning streak, as a large state-owned bank is said to be buying dollars to meet demand for oil companies.</div>
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	Slight fall in local shares were also leading to the rupee&#39;s fall.</div>
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	Traders will continue monitoring flows into local shares and debt, as these would be crucial for the rupee&#39;s direction.</div>
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	Traders see a range of 58.40 to 58.90 for the rupee in the day.</div>

Rupee off 11-month highs on dollar demand from oil cos

Traders put rupee in 58.40-58.90 range for the rest of the session

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