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Closing at 45.3850/3950 a dollar, a steep 6-1/2 paise decline from last Friday's close of 45.32/33, the rupee initially showed signs of firming up at 45.31/32 following a steady opening quote at 45.32/33. But, dollar demand throughout the day at regular intervals from banks, corporates and importers, dragged the currency slowly down towards the close, a dealer said. Heaped up dollar supplies collected over the weekend gave the rupee early support and helped to a large extent by a lingering weak dollar against its major rivals, he added. Despite positive sentiment, supported by bunched up weekend dollar supplies and a lingering weak dollar overseas, the rupee came under renewed pressure due to all round dollar demand, possibly month-end dollar purchases, dealers said. The RBI fixed the reference rate for the U.S. currency at Rs. 45.34 and for the single European unit at Rs. 53.29. PTI
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