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Rupee weakens as govt rules out sovereign bond option

The rupee closed at 59.72/73 per dollar after government sources said that they were not considering issuing sovereign bond to offshore investors right now.
Like Infosys but no high hopes from Q1 results: Amisha Vora

Infy numbers may not be great now. But in the next 2-3 quarters, the volatility in Infosys may come down and the chances of it outperforming the markets will get better
Rupee may see pullback to 46/$ by April-May: StanChart

Anant Narayan, MD-Regional head of fixed Income & Currency Trading (South Asia) at Standard Chartered Bank, in an interview with Latha Venkatesh and Sonia Shenoy, gave his views on the phenomenon of strengthening rupee with a lot of dollar flows and whether it will extend beyond March 31.

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Dollar Flows

Rupee weakens as govt rules out sovereign bond option

Like Infosys but no high hopes from Q1 results: Amisha Vora

Rupee may see pullback to 46/&#36; by April-May: StanChart

Rupee may see pullback to 46/$ by April-May: StanChart