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Goldman Sachs sees rupee weakness capped after RBI's steps to boost inflows

Goldman's comments hold significance as the rupee fell to a new low of 96.9650 per dollar last month amid a surge in global crude prices and record overseas outflows from equities

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Goldman Sachs sees rupee weakness capped after RBI's steps to boost inflows
Goldman's comments hold significance as the rupee fell to a new low of 96.9650 per dollar last month amid a surge in global crude prices and record overseas outflows from equities
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