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RBI likely steps in before market open to support rupee, traders say
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Rupee rises to 95.88 per dollar on the interbank order-matching system, paring its decline from 95.97 in early deals
- Rupee rises to 95.88 per dollar on the interbank order-matching system, paring its decline from 95.97 in early deals
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- RBI likely steps in before market open to support rupee, traders say
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