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Rupee opens 10 paise lower at 69.33 against US dollar

The domestic unit had closed at 69.23, down 6 paise on Friday, owing to increasing demand for the greenback from importers.

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The rupee slipped by 10 paise to 69.33 against the US dollar in the opening deals on Monday. The domestic unit had closed at 69.23, down 6 paise on Friday, owing to increasing demand for the greenback from importers.

During the week, the rupee lost 9 paise. It was the second consecutive week of loss for the local currency.

This week, on the domestic front, inflation and industrial production number will be released and that could trigger a move for the currency, says Gaurang Somaiya, Research Analyst (Currency) at Motilal Oswal Financial Services. "Today, USD/INR pair is expected to open at 69.60

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