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Rupee opens at 70.13, up 12 paise against US dollar amid slip in oil prices

The domestic unit on Thursday slumped 39 paise to close at more than six-week low of 70.25, mainly due to soaring crude oil prices.

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The rupee on Friday opened 12 paise higher at 70.13 against the US dollar as the crude oil prices eased in the early trade after hitting $75/b in the previous session. The domestic unit on Thursday slumped 39 paise to close at more than six-week low of 70.25, mainly due to soaring crude oil prices. 

The dollar Index ended on a strong note and ended above 98 levels, highest since May 2017. The dollar headed for its biggest weekly gain in more than two months amid a rally in US stocks, treasuries and as traders awaited GDP data on Friday

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