Rupee falls after steady opening on importer demand for $
The rupee fell after opening steady as demand for dollars from oil importers weighed and traders said they would watch the stock market for clues on fund flows.
The rupee fell after opening steady on Monday as demand for dollars from oil importers weighed and traders said they would watch the stock market for clues on fund flows.
Reuters
At 9:03 a.m. (0333 GMT), the rupee was at 49.34/49.35 to the dollar, weaker than Friday's close of 49.3050/3150.
Asian shares inched lower and the euro eased from its highest in more than six weeks on Monday, as markets cautiously tuned in to a likely debt swap deal for Greece that is crucial to avoiding a messy default and eyed another a European summit meeting.
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