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Oil's slide lifts rupee, gold up 3%

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On Monday, the Indian rupee strengthened to close at 94.74, following a decrease in oil prices. Oil prices fell from six month peaks, contributing to the rupee's gains, which were significant during the trading day. The currency fluctuated between 94.88…

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