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USDINR closed at 60.47 against its open at 60.51. | Nifty provisionally gained 0.37 percent, marking its eighth session of gains in nine. | The Purchasing Managers' Index for Germany was 54.9 for August, well above the 50 mark that separates economic expansion from contraction, reassuring investors about Europe's biggest economy. | Gold held near a two-month low and was headed for its worst week in five, hurt by strong U.S. economic data and fears that the Federal Reserve could hike interest rates sooner than expected. | Geopolitical tensions in Ukraine and the Middle East were also being watched for any escalation in violence that could prompt safe-haven bids for gold. | The focus would be on Janet Yellen’s speech, in which investors will look for any fresh signals about the timing of U.S. interest rate increases. | Asian shares neared a six-and-half-year peak and was poised for a weekly gain, after upbeat U.S. economic data sparked another record. | The RBI is eyeing to limit stock market volatility.

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Minutes of the Federal open Market Committee

INDICES

LAST

BSE

26419.55

NSE

7913.20

OIL

102.26

102.31

GOLD

1279.42

1279.62

USD

0.2349

0.329

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Currency	USD Bid	INR Bid	USD Ask	INR Ask
USD		60.4600		60.4700
EUR	1.3237	80.0309	1.3239	80.0562
GBP	1.6574	100.2064	1.6576	100.2351
JPY	103.9390	58.1654	103.9450	58.1784
CHF	0.9140	66.1488	0.9140	66.1597

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USDINR closed at 60.47 against its open at 60.51. USDINR ended at three-week low on inflows into local shares on optimism of more reforms and revival in growth of reports may upgrade the rating if government was able to meet the fiscal deficit aim . Most foreign banks were seen selling the......

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