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Alpari currency daily for June 15
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June 15, 2012:
Currency daily by Alpari Financial Services
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Rupee settles at 55.59 vs dollar
Rupee ends weaker on dollar buying
Rupee falls to six-month low
Forex reserves falls $1.72 billion
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Rupee fall continues, hits 56 to a dollar
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Rupee falls to 5 ½ month low; closes at 55.40
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