The rupee is stuck in a tight band, trading marginally lower on the day at 59.40/41 versus its previous close of 59.35/36 on the back of some dollar demand from importers.
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Traders say the market awaiting clarity from policymakers following the Reserve Bank of India's last week's measures to restrict rupee liquidity and raising of short-term funding interest rates.
The USD/INR pair expected to hold in a 59.30 to 59.60 band during the rest of the session.
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