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Rs 100 for one pound!
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Rupee hit a fresh bottom below Rs 100 level against the British pound on Tuesday even as the markets remain focussed on the Indian currency hitting a record low of sub Rs 64-level against the US dollar. At close to Rs 100 level, the British pound is the most expensive against the Indian rupee among major foreign currencies across the world, followed by euro (Rs 85), Swiss franc (Rs 69), US dollar (Rs 63.7), Canadian dollar (Rs 61.5), Australian dollar (Rs 57.8), New Zealand dollar (Rs 50.9) and Singapore dollar (Rs 49.8). Against the US dollar too, the rupee hit a fresh low below Rs 64-level and slipped to as low as Rs 64.11 before marginally recovering to Rs 63.72 by mid-day in Forex market.
New Delhi: Rupee hit a fresh bottom below Rs 100 level against the British pound on Tuesday even as the markets remain focussed on the Indian currency hitting a record low of sub Rs 64-level against the US dollar. At close to Rs 100 level, the British pound is the most expensive against the Indian rupee among major foreign currencies across the world, followed by euro (Rs 85), Swiss franc (Rs 69), US dollar (Rs 63.7), Canadian dollar (Rs 61.5), Australian dollar (Rs 57.8), New Zealand dollar (Rs 50.9) and Singapore dollar (Rs 49.8). Against the US dollar too, the rupee hit a fresh low below Rs 64-level and slipped to as low as Rs 64.11 before marginally recovering to Rs 63.72 by mid-day in Forex market.
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