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Rupee ends stronger

MUMBAI: The rupee bounced back against the U.S. currency on Thursday and ended at 41.10/11, stronger by nine paise from Monday's close of 41.10/20 following exporters' dollar selling amid sustained FII Inflows into equity markets. In active trade at the interbank foreign exchange (forex) market, the local currency staged a smart recovery after resuming weak at 41.26/28 a dollar and later moved in a range of 41.0950 and 41.2800 during the day. — PTI

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