Business   

Rupee ends cheaper

MUMBAI: The Indian currency on Tuesday ended at 41.1650/1725 against the U.S. currency, cheaper by 15 paise from the previous close of 41.0150/0250, on heavy dollar demand from oil corporates amid a slowdown in capital inflows. In lacklustre activity at the interbank foreign exchange market, the rupee moved in a range of 41.08 and 41.19 during the day after resuming sharply lower at 41.09/11. — PTI

Printer friendly page  
Send this article to Friends by E-Mail

Stories in this Section

Not sub-prime, but retail lending on the rise in India
IOC offers ‘LNG at doorstep’
SAP to invest $1 b to woo more clients
Advisers selected for core sector projects
Sensex up amid volatility
Rupee ends cheaper
$35-m investment in JRG approved
‘Free zone doing well’
ID cards for cardamom growers
Teledata moves into new facility
Blackstone to invest in Nagarjuna Construction
TCS best IT employer, says survey
Exchange Rates
Bullion Rates
TMB opens 190th branch
GMR Energy bags Bajoli hydro project
GM ties up with Malaysian firm
Mashelkar on Tata Motors board
Shareholders approve ArcelorMittal merger
CSE, BSE, Birla cos. pick up stake in CSE
RBI nod for LKB, Centurion Bank merger
IOB, Escorts sign MoU
Bank of Baroda’s forex customers meet
Infotech in pact with CDG
Microsoft Hardware celebrates 25th year
Reliance Money ties up with TV18

Copyright © 2007, The Hindu. Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu