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USD/INR bounces back

Wednesday, March 4, 2015 4:22 AM UTC

USD/INR fell to 61.65 on another surprise inter-meeting rate cut
Agents buying send the pair back up to 61.875 high
USD/INR may see squeeze above 62.0
Pair last at 61.85-61.87, NDFs 62.15-62.21

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