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Rupee opens 7 paise higher at 71 against US dollar

The domestic unit gained 26 paise to close at 71.07 as softer crude prices and gains in domestic equities bolstered forex market sentiments.

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The rupee opened at 71.12 a dollar, and closed at a near three-month high of 70.69

SI Reporter New Delhi
The rupee opened 7 paise higher at 71 against the US dollar on Friday amid rise in oil prices and positive Asian equities.

The domestic unit gained 26 paise to close at 71.07 as softer crude prices and gains in domestic equities bolstered forex market sentiments.

ON Thursday, Rupee rose in the later half of the session and is currently trading at the lower band of the range. The currency rose against the US dollar primarily after global crude oil prices started to come under pressure. Data released by the EIA showed US crude oil inventories went up by 8 million barrels

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