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23 Dec 2017
INR recovered and remained strong in 2017, will it be stronger in 2018?
The INR is up by 6.16% against the USD since December 2016 when it was trading slightly above its all-time low levels of Rs 68.8 (seen in August 2013) against the USD.
Ketan Verma
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