Rupee extends gains against dollar

Mumbai : India | Sep 10, 2012 at 2:26 AM PDT

Source: The Economic Times

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The rupee is trading at 55.35/36, little changed from its previous close of 55.3550/3650, as dollar demand from oil firms offsets the selling seen due to gains in the euro and other Asian currencies. Euro easd versus the dollar but stayed close to the four-month peak reached on Friday. FULL ARTICLE AT The Economic Times

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