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| | Indian coins ,Rupee Highlights of Post Victorian Monarchs, British Indian Rupee |
 | | As silver coins were being melted down, nickel coins were introduced and the first nickel rupee was introduced in1946. |  | | This was followed by a copper nickel rupee of 8 gm in 1975. |  | | More than a century and a half passed before the Company began to put a portrait of their ruler, King William IV (1835), on the rupee coin. |
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| | Indian rupee - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | As is standard in Indian English, large values of Indian rupees are counted in terms of thousand, lakh (100 thousand, in digits 100,000), and crore (10 million, in digits 10,000,000). |  | | Size — All notes and coins have different sizes. |  | | The language panel on Indian rupee banknotes display the denomination of the note in all the national languages of India. |
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| | Lanka - Tale of the Silver Rupee |
 | | The arcot rupee however did not receive the full impression as the dies were always larger than the blanks. |  | | The East India Company in 1835 decided to replace all silver rupee coins used in all three Presidencies of India with a uniform rupee of the Company. |  | | the East India Company in 1765, the Company introduced a new rupee coin in 1773 to defuse the confusion that prevailed. |
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| | [India Nepal Relations] Embassy of India , Kathmandu, Nepal |
 | | The decision of Indian Railways for gauge conversion, including on the Muzaffarpur-Raxaul Section from Meter Gauge to Broad Gauge, has opened new possibilities for Nepal. |  | | A number of Indian companies, including Dabur, Hindustan Lever, Colgate, etc., have established their manufacturing base in Nepal with the objective to export their finished products to India. |  | | Raxaul/Birgunj Broad Gauge Rail Link: Letters formalising the construction of the Raxaul-Birgunj Broad Gauge Rail Link under Indian assistance, were exchanged during Prime Minsiters visit to Nepal in June 1997. |
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| | The stock market as casino |
 | | An appreciation of the rupee (implying that less rupees exchange for a dollar) increases the dollar value of the country's exports (that is, makes them more expensive) and reduces the rupee value of imports (makes them cheaper). |  | | Faced with an excess supply of dollars for the reasons noted earlier, the RBI has been forced to purchase dollars from the market and add them to its reserves in order to prevent the rupee from appreciating. |  | | To start with, the larger the inflow, the greater the buoyancy of the market, since, at the margin, stock market values are substantially influenced by the volume of FII investments. |
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| | Bloomberg.com: Asia |
 | | India& central bank, which in November sold rupees and bought dollars, may slow the currency& appreciation with more sales aimed at protecting exporters. |  | | National Thermal Power Corp., which produces 20 percent of India& electricity, said it plans to sell $200 million of Eurobonds in March to expand generation capacity. |  | | The rupee rose 5.2 percent against the dollar in 2003 as investors such as Warburg Pincus LLC and Singapore Telecommunications Ltd. bought a net $7.9 billion in Indian stocks and bonds, more than 10 times 2002's tally. |
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| | Forex Capital Services Pvt. Ltd. |
 | | While the one month and three-month premiums in India are quoting at 45.96 and 46.08 respectively, the NDF is offering dollars for around 46.11 and 46.21 for the respective maturities. |  | | The rising inflation will have upward pressure on interest rates too. |  | | Further surging oil prices to near $40 per barrel added Rupee?s woe and fueled dollar demand frump oil companies. |
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| | Bloomberg.com: News & Commentary |
 | | ``We are seeing buying by oil companies as well as other importers as the rupee gets closer to 45 per dollar,&; said Surendra Rosha, head of treasury sales at HSBC Ltd. in Mumbai. |  | | Oil refiners such as Indian Oil Corp. have been stepping up dollar purchases to pay for crude imports. |  | | He expects the rupee to gain to as much as 45 per dollar. |
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| | R2I - NRI Finance And Investments |
 | | These measures seem to be aimed at preventing large scale $ inflows. |  | | The exchange rate is currently controlled by Govt agencies. |  | | I will be 60% in Rupees and 40% dollars. |
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http://groups.msn.com/R2INRIFinanceAndInvestments/banking.msnw?action=get_message&ID_Message=3114
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| | Indian Rupee Money |
 | | 21,500 rupees to make color catalog for digital art show |  | | 30 rupees for a Coke in a bottle, without ice please |  | | 600 rupees for cheap no frills Yashika camera with film |
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| | Rupee's Rise Threatens Indian Firms |
 | | Given continued growth, said Simons, the current level of the rupee -- it rose 1% Thursday to 43.4 to the dollar -- isn't unreasonable. |  | | Indian companies traded in the U.S. typically follow the Indian market, but with a heavy premium. |  | | It's likely that the outsourcing companies hedged against the weakening dollar during the first three months of the year. |
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| | India bails Nepal out of forex crisis |
 | | Some Indian companies have scaled down their operations in the Himalayan kingdom in the last year or so. |  | | This comes as a relief to those exporting goods to the Himalayan kingdom as they were not sure of getting paid for their exports until now. |  | | Thereafter, these dollars will be converted into rupees and sent back to Nepal for circulation in the financial system. |
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| | Forex Blog: Indian Rupee |
 | | In the offshore non-deliverable forwards market, the dollar traded at a higher rate than in the onshore forward market, prompting some companies to buy the U.S. currency onshore and sell it overseas. |  | | The state-run banks, which usually act on behalf of the central bank, had bought dollars between 44.34 and 44.30 per dollar on Monday. |  | | Go to content Go to navigation Go to search |
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http://www.forexalt.com/forex-blog?c=Indian-Rupee
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| | BBC NEWS Business India bullish on strong rupee |
 | | Razzak Allana, founder of the 300-million dollar Allanasons Exports, says there's no reason to boast, but the strengthening rupee has its own logic. |  | | So far, the only note of caution comes from infotech exporters, who express some alarm at the rupee's non-stop march upwards. |  | | Another important reason for the rupee's rise is the strong growth of infotech exports, which rose by 30% last year. |
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| | DHAN.com: Indian currency likely to ease further |
 | | If the inflation rate rises to erode the price competitiveness of exports there will be some pressure on the rupee to depreciate in the long run. |  | | Foreign banks were buying dollars on behalf of FIIs, as the local stock markets continued to remain depressed in line with the gloomy picture in global markets. |  | | The measures initiated by RBI would most likely produce dollar inflows and prevent excessive speculation in a bid to stem the slide of the rupee. |
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http://www.iw.sify.com/home/dhan/news/y2k0529-news.html
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| | Issue of the Indian Rupee Bond - ADB.org |
 | | We have all witnessed how remarkably the rupee bond market has grown in the last few years to become one of the largest and most vibrant in Asia. |  | | I understand that this is the first time such an approach has been used in the rupee bond market. |  | | ADB is proud to have participated in the development of the Indian capital market. |
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| | rediff.com: Rupee rallies smartly, rises to 46.76/$ |
 | | Forwards premiums dipped sharply, tracking easy money market liquidity and the rupee's gains in the spot market. |  | | The rupee opened higher at Rs 46.7950/8050 per dollar, further moved upwards as the system witnessed good dollar supply from exporters and foreign funds, buoyant by drop in global oil prices and rise in the country's foreign exchange reserves. |  | | The rupee moved in a two-paise range to Rs 46.8025/8125 in the morning on good dollar supply coupled with lower dollar demand. |
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| | Forbes.com: Indian rupee rise key challenge for future-Infosys |
 | | Infosys officials said 82 percent of the company's receivables are denominated in dollars. |  | | Indian software firms get more than 70 percent of their revenues from exports. |  | | Infosys officials, who were speaking to CNBC after the firm unveiled a better-than-expected 33 percent year-on-year rise in net profit to three billion rupees ($66.3 million), said the company had based its projections for the next two quarters on an exchange rate of 45.40 rupees a dollar. |
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| | archive: Foreign currencies flood border states |
 | | Illegal money-changers, hawala dealers and touts further encourage this practice. |  | | A part of the 'change' may consist Indian rupee while the other part may be in Bangladeshi taka. |  | | Currencies of our neighbouring countries are fast replacing the Indian Rupee as a medium of exchange and 'store of value in a large number of towns that lie along the international borders, falling in North-Eastern India. |
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| | Asia Times - Indian exporters turn to the euro |
 | | The anticipated range for the rupee by the end of the current fiscal means that the bottom line of leading software companies may get squeezed in the range of 120-170 points in the fiscal 2003-04. |  | | Frontline software companies such as Infosys and Wipro have stated that even a 1 percent appreciation in the rupee against the dollar could have an impact on the bottom line to the tune of around 40-50 basis points. |  | | According to Surjit Bhalla, an economist known for his radical but often correct predictions, Indian industry would do well to stick to the dollar because, he says, "the euro has cyclically scaled Everest, and now, the only way to go is down." And along with, it can pull other currencies down. |
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| | Exchange rates |
 | | The supply of USD to Indians is upward sloping because at higher rupee prices for dollar (Rupee depreciates relative to the dollar), americans will want to purchase larger quantities of Indian goods and services. |  | | Indians demand for USD is downward sloping because as USD become less expensive (in another word, Rupee appreciates relative to the dollar), all american goods and services become cheaper to Indians. |  | | Governments that wish to replace rupee in their reserves with other assets. |
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| | Indian rupee hits new low, more pitfalls likely |
 | | Indian rupee hits new low, more pitfalls likely |  | | After trading steadily for weeks, the Rupee slipped on Wednesday on reports that offshore investors were buying dollars in reaction to a slumping stock market and an earnings warning from blue-chip software firm Infosys Technologies. |  | | Though the rupee has held its ground despite an arms bribery scandal and a stock market scam, analysts warn that the worse may be far from over. |
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| | Indian rupee -DAWN - Business; January 17, 2003 |
 | | MUMBAI, Jan 16: The Indian rupee ended firmer on Thursday, coming off lows after a bout of dollar sales by companies and robust trade inflows. |  | | Besides some early short-covering, there was also central bank support at around the 47.96 and 47.9825 levels, and this had kept the rupee depressed, said a dealer at a state bank. |  | | Traders said the central bank, which has offered support for the dollar for the second day, appeared to be concerned about the weak demand for the US unit, especially from importers. |
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| | IIF in News: Press Release |
 | | India is doing very well currently and is therefore sending wrong signals by allowing the fall of the Indian rupee which would not be good for the economy |  | | The fall in value of the currency in the foreign exchange market send the wrong signals to the international community and become counter productive for the nation. |  | | Accroding to him, in case the rupee falls further RBI should intervene and taken some more strong measures to arrest any further slide in the India rupee. |
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| | Indian rupee -DAWN - Business; December 31, 2002 |
 | | The rupee, which has appreciated by 2.38 per cent from a life low of 49.08 in mid-May, has benefited from robust trade and other inflows. |  | | The general feeling is that the rupee could gain a little more as the dollar continues to weaken, said a trader with a state-run bank. |  | | Dollar supplies are also strong, and only the central bank support (for the dollar) is slowing a rise. |
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| | Indian rupee not fully convertible before 2009 - finance minister - Forbes.com |
 | | The rupee, which is trading at around 44.6 to the dollar, is now convertible on the current account for trade purposes, allowing companies and individuals to buy foreign currencies for offshore goods and services. |  | | The six-member committee will submit a framework by July 31 after exploring the implications of a rupee float on monetary and exchange rate management, the financial markets and the financial system. |  | | But he added: 'I don't think in any event we will be ready until we can wipe out the revenue deficit and bring down the fiscal deficit to 3.0 percent (of total economic output). |
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| | Technorati Tag: Rupee |
 | | Read product reviews and compare prices with tax and shipping from thousands of online stores. |  | | Rupee at Shopping.com Find, compare and buy shoes and other apparel products. |  | | Silver Rupee Coins Buy Silver Rupee Coins at SHOP.COM. |
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| | Easy Indian Cooking, Recipes And Culture in the United States |
 | | Coins up to 50 paise are called 'small coins' and coins of Rupee one and above are called 'Rupee Coins'. |  | | Use it to find out what your money is worth in another country. |  | | The Indian currency is called the Indian Rupee (INR) and the coins are called paise. |
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| | BBC News The Economy Indian rupee at new low |
 | | The rupee ended trading on Wednesday at 43.62 to the dollar, down 1.2% from its weekend close. |  | | Until recently the rupee had fared better than some other Asian currencies. |  | | The Indian rupee has fallen to a new low against the dollar on the currency markets, despite the intervention of the central bank. |
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| | Special Report on the Indian Rupee |
 | | This has caused the Rupee to become overvalued against major currencies, curtailing India& export competitiveness and even threatening the domestic Industry with cheaper import prices. |  | | The importers have become too complacent over the past many months due to the Rupees stability and were reluctant to hedge long term liabilities even at an annualised premium below 4%. |  | | So why are people panicking about the Rupee? |
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| | Indian Rupee Surges to 53-Month High; Economy Grows at 10.4% |
 | | Dealers said the apparent indifference by the authorities to the rupee’s climb had encouraged the view the central bank favors a strong rupee, which led to exporters wanting to offload the dollar. |  | | The sharp rise in the currency, however, has pressured software exporters, who sell about 70 percent of their output to North America and are under pressure to cut prices in the face of fierce competition. |  | | Economists claim every one percent gain in the rupee leads to a two to three percent fall in the profits of software companies. |
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| | INDOlink -Money Talk |
 | | This scheme is also open to persons of non-Indian origin and OCBs controlled by them. |  | | Furthermore, as a measure of planning, it may be prudent to maintain FCNR accounts in the currency which is stronger not only in relation to the Indian rupee but also in relation to other currencies in international markets. |  | | Indian resident can operate under power of attorney, for local payments |
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| | Guardian International Currency Indian Rupee |
 | | Indian banknotes are issued in the following denominations: 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, and 500 Rupees. |  | | Smaller values are issued as coins, with 1 Rupee = 100 Paisa. |  | | Local currency may only be imported and exported from Bhutan or Nepal. |
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| | OffshoreDev.com - Feature Detail |
 | | The rupee has risen 4.6 per cent against the dollar since the start of 2003. |  | | A five per cent rise in the rupee, if sustained for the year, would therefore drag profits down around 15 per cent for the calendar year if these firms did not take any measures to hedge the gains or improve efficiency. |  | | The rupee's gains have slowed in recent weeks, following the dollar's bounce against other major currencies. |
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| | Arab News Newspaper |
 | | Body of Indian Engineer Is Flown Back Home |  | | HYDERABAD, India, 2 May 2006 — The body of an Indian engineer killed by the Taleban was flown back to India yesterday amid rising demand for the government to ensure greater security for the more than... |
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| | Reviewing the Indian rupee's performance SCB Economic Update |
 | | Recent affirmative policy measures by the government such as relaxation of foreign investment limits in construction and telecommunications sectors, together with prospects of further relaxation in controls in other sectors such as mining, signal improving prospects for FDI. |  | | The Indian rupee (INR) is currently experiencing conflicting undercurrents. |  | | On the positive side, the INR is being pushed higher by capital inflows, partly due to India's strong growth rate, but also due to speculation that there may be an imminent FX regime adjustment in China. |
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| | GalaTime: Indian Capital Markets » Blog Archive » Fair Value for the Indian rupee |
 | | So, is REER the answer to valuation about the rupee? |  | | And then there’s all the talk about the RBI intentionally keeping the rupee weaker to help Indian exporters (specifically vs. China) and IT companies, citing the rapid build-up of foreign reserves (from $1B in 1990 to ~$140B in 2005) as evidence. |  | | As the Hindu points out, there’s several holes in the REER approach - the biggest one being its reliance on current account (e.g. |
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| | R2I - NRI Finance And Investments |
 | | So if US reduces interest rates, investing in Indian rupee starts making sense if you get more interest in rupee, thereby creating a demand for rupee, thus making it appreciate. |  | | Sent: 10/27/2005 5:33 AM Exchange rates for fully convertible currency like indian rupee are determined by the free markets, which means it is determined by demand and supply of the currency. |
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| | Asia Times Online - The best news coverage from South Asia |
 | | Moreover, in the longer term, a stronger rupee would be sound for the Indian economy. |  | | This means that as the world demands higher interest rates from the US or imposes higher natural resource prices on them, India will import the twin shocks of higher interest rates and commodity price inflation. |  | | But increasing efficiency of Indian corporates has ensured high export growth rates even when the rupee strengthens, as experience from the previous financial year shows. |
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| | Forex Reader: Yuan revaluation boosts Indian rupee |
 | | China has been under pressure to revalue its currency but had refused to set a timetable for the move. |  | | "The rupee has gained but I don't think it will rise beyond 43 against the dollar. |  | | Officials of the country’s central bank do not expect any major impact of this move and are monitoring the market closely. |
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| | Editorial -- Rupee in tailspin |
 | | Well many analysts had termed the slide as temporary as there were not many volatile shocks being experienced in the Indian economy. |  | | With forex reserves in the $40 billion range and exports touching 15 per cent and industrial production up 12 per cent, it seems that any downward movement in the Rupee value would be only of a temporary nature. |  | | For the Rupee to become capital account convertible a lot of homework will have to be done and unless and until the fiscal, financial and legal framework is in place, it is too early for India to take the leap. |
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| | Indian Rupee - Search Results - MSN Encarta |
 | | The monetary unit of Nepal is the Nepalese rupee of 100 paisa (75.11 rupees equalled US$1; early 2005). |  | | As at early 2005, 43.73 Indian rupees equalled US$1. |  | | Indian Rupee - Search Results - MSN Encarta |
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| | Library of Congress / Federal Research Division / Country Studies / Area Handbook Series/ Nepal (Nepal and Bhutan) / ... |
 | | The Nepalese rupee is linked to the Indian rupee and is fully convertible although restrictions were imposed during the 1989-90 trade and transit dispute. |  | | Before 1957 Indian and Bhutanese coins circulated in nondecimal paisa and rupee denominations (1 rupee = 64 paisa); after the decimal system was adopted in 1957, paisa, rupee, and sertum circulated (1 sertum = 100 rupees; 1 rupee = 100 paisa). |  | | It was adopted as a title by Jang Bahadur Kunwar in the 1850s, and by his heirs after him, and became the standard name used for this Nepalese dynasty of prime ministers and their families. |
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| | ADB Issues Indian Rupee Bonds - ADB.org |
 | | ADB's rupee bond issue represents many firsts in the Indian capital market: first issue by a foreign entity, first supranational issue, and first issue rated triple-A by Fitch, Moody's and Standard & Poors. |  | | Just as importantly, the issue also marks the first time that ADB has tapped the domestic bond market of a developing member country. |  | | This, together with the new standards created through this issue in respect of regulatory framework, documentation, disclosure, clearing and settlement, and pricing benchmark, will r facilitate issuance by other foreign borrowers. |
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