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This is an archive article published on May 25, 2012

Post-initial fall,rupee rises 26p vs US

Rupee has reversed its initial decline on fresh selling of dollars by banks and exporters.

Reversing initial decline against the US dollar,the rupee was trading 26 paise higher at 55.39 against the American currency in the mid-session today on fresh selling of dollars by banks and exporters.

The rupee resumed lower at 56.02 per dollar after yesterday8217;s closing level of 55.65 and dropped further to 56.07,the day8217;s lowest level till mid-session.

Forex dealers said increased selling of the American currency by state-run banks and the Reserve Bank8217;s indication yesterday that it may sell dollars directly to oil companies,helped rupee recover from initial losses.

RBI8217;s intervention and its indicating yesterday that it may sell dollars directly to oil companies have propped the domestic currency,dealers said.

Recovery in the equity markets also had a positive impact on the domestic currency,they said.

After remaining in the red for most of the morning session,the BSE 30-scrip benchmark Sensex recovered by nearly 24 points,or 0.15 per cent to trade at 16,246.16 at 1259 hrs.

It had lost around 75 points in late morning trade from yesterday8217;s close.

 

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