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USD/INR to remain heavy, spike in bonds and stocks add demands

Friday, June 19, 2015 2:53 AM UTC

Pair to open around 63.65, may see 63.55-85 intraday
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Sensex closed up1.06% yesterday, benchmark 10-yr bond yields fell 9bps
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USD/INR to remain heavy, spike in bonds and stocks add demands

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