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  Rupee opens in the red in early trade
  28 August 2008 10:41:13
   
  Rupee opened trade in the red Thursday against the greenback on increased dollar demand from oil importers as global oil prices weighed on the sentiment.

At the forex market, rupee resumed lower at 43.74/75 a dollar from Wednesday’s close of 43.71/72 a dollar.

The local currency breached the crucial 44-level to hit over a 17-month intra-day low of 43.16 and had fallen by nearly 1 per cent in the last two days

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  Aussie closes higher vs dollar
  The Australian dollar got a lift Friday as the country’s central bank painted a luminous outlook for the economy, suggesting interest rates and the currency were set to rise a lot further over time.
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  Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves fell to $14.23 billion in the week that ended on October 31 from $14.43 billion the previous week.
  Dollar edges lower vs Euro, franc
  The US dollar edged down against the European currency and the Swiss franc during early deals on Friday.
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  Gold prices in India continue to peak. On Satruday, gold prices spiked to a new high of Rs 16,900 per 10 gram in the bullion market. Gold dealers said strong marriage season demand amid firmimg global trends are driving gold prices in India.
  Sri Lanka shoring up gold reserves
  The Gold Price in Euros peaked on Feb. 20th above €782 an ounce. "We have been fairly strong accumulators of Gold reserves over the past few months," said Sri Lankan central bank chief Ajith Nivard Cabraal to Reuters today in an interview from Chenna
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MCX cardamom spurts on higher spot demand
  Cardamom futures rose at the MCX counter Friday as the demand for the commodity in the spot market is seen firm against the lower than expected stockpiles.
 
MCX Weekly Report: Comdex moves up by 0.67%
  MCX Comdex was up by 0.67% to 2687.20. MCX Energy was down by 0.98% to 2765.22, MCX Metal was up by 1.45% to 3130.30 and MCX Agri was up by 2.78% to 2182.39.
 
MCX crude remains negative territory
  Domestic crude oil futures are trading with mild losses Friday as the impacts of the late sell of continued to linger on the market.
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