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Fixed Income And Currency Market
9 Sept 2019
INR ended lower against the USD last week, as the appetite for riskier assets worsened amid escalation in trade standoff between the US and China over the weekend. INR was also under additional pressure after a slump in India’s GDP growth for the quarter ended June 2019 weakened the sentiment and affirmed the case of slowdown in global economic growth spilling over to emerging markets.
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