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Let the Rupee Find Its Own Level: Kotak

Indian banker Uday Kotak says the ideal approach to handling volatility in the Indian rupee would be to let it find its own level while continuing to invest in research and innovation. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Let the Rupee Find Its Own Level: Kotak
Indian banker Uday Kotak says the ideal approach to handling volatility in the Indian rupee would be to let it find its own level while continuing to invest in research and innovation. (Source: Bloomberg)
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