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Rupee gains 13 paise


Mumbai, July 11

The rupee gained 13 paise against the dollar on Friday mainly due to heavy selling of dollars by big corporate houses. The currency opened at 43.02/05 and touched an intra-day high of 42.71. It closed at 42.87/88, against the previous close of 43. Big corporate houses and exporters were seen selling dollars, which helped the rupee reach an intra-day high of 42.71, said a dealer with a private bank. But the rupee closed at 42.87/88, pulled down by stock market losses, he added.

In the non-deliverable forward market, dollars were sold as participants were seen unwinding their positions as the rupee strengthened. With oil prices hovering at $146 per barrel and inflation at 11.89 per cent, the rupee is expected to be in the range of 43-43.10 next week, said forex dealers. In the forward market, the 6-month premium closed higher at 5.18 per cent (4.68) and the 12-month ended at 4.46 per cent (4.05).

— Our Bureau

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