Indian rupee hits record low

Hits 70.55 to a US dollar

Last updated: November 05, 2018 | 14:55

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Mumbai: The Indian rupee plunged to a fresh record low of 70.55 to a US dollar (Dh3.67) during the noon-trade session on Wednesday.

Around 12.30pm the Indian rupee plunged to a fresh record low of 70.55 to a US dollar.

It opened the day's trade at the Interbank foreign exchange market at 70.31-32 to US dollar and soon surpassed its record low of 70.40 to a greenback.

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