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Rupee climbs to one-month closing high

MUMBAI, MARCH 10. The Indian currency on Thursday climbed to an over one-month closing high of 43.58/59 a dollar, driven by robust foreign fund inflows into the buoyant stock market amidst a lingering weak dollar overseas, despite sporadic intervention by the central bank to contain its rise. In generally range-bound trade at the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee gained yet another six paise from yesterday's close of 43.64/65 a dollar.

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