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Rupee past 51 per dollar on global economic worry

This article was posted on Nov 18, 2011 and is filed under Market News

The rupee fell past 51 per dollar on Friday for the first time in nearly 32 months as worries Europe’s debt crisis may spill over into the global economy boosted dollar demand.

The rupee has slumped 14.2% from its highest point in 2011 hit late July and is the worst performer among major Asian currencies this year.

At 9:09 am, the partially convertible rupee was at 51.04/05 after hitting 51.12, its weakest since March 30, 2009. It had ended down 0.3% on Thursday at 50.905/915.

Source: Business Standard

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