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Rupee ends flat against $

MUMBAI: In lacklustre trading, the rupee closed flat against the U.S. dollar at 46.51/52 on Wednesday as a drop in crude oil prices reduced dollar demand from oil public sector enterprises.

The usual month-end dollar demand was met by supplies from exporters.

In restricted activity at the inter-bank foreign exchange market, the Indian currency started firm at 46.47/49 and after moving in a range of 46.47 and 46.52, closed the day at 46.51/52 against 46.50/51 previously. — PTI

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