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RBI to Keep Curbing Rupee Volatility, Finance Minister Says

India’s central bank will likely continue its efforts to curb volatility in the rupee, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said Tuesday, after recent measures helped the currency rebound from steep losses.

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RBI to Keep Curbing Rupee Volatility, Finance Minister Says
India’s central bank will likely continue its efforts to curb volatility in the rupee, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said Tuesday, after recent measures helped the currency rebound from steep losses.
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