This evening, the rupee closed at Rs 83.38 against the dollar with a weakness of 1 paise.Today Sensex closed at 69296.14 points with a gain of about 431.02 points. Whereas Nifty closed at the level of 20855.10 points with a gain of 168.30 points. Apart from this, a total of 3,875 companies were traded in BSE today, out of which about 1,787 shares closed with gains and 1,965 shares closed with decline. There was no difference in the share prices of 123 companies. Today, 375 stocks have closed at their 52-week high.
'India will be the largest cotton producer'Textiles Minister Piyush Goyal says the Indian textile industry is working towards achieving a target of $250 billion by 2030, including exports worth $100 billion; Inaugurates meeting of global cotton producing countries; Also introduced is 'Kasturi Cotton Bharat', a 'blockchain traceable' textile brandTextiles, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal, while inaugurating the annual global meeting of the UN-recognized body of cotton producing and consuming countries in Mumbai on Saturday, said India will strive to become the largest cotton producer globally.Addressing the 81st Plenary Session of the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC), the Minister said India has the largest area under cotton cultivation and is the second largest producer. “We need to become the world's largest producer,” Mr Goyal said, stressing that the Textile Advisory Group on Cotton will work towards improving productivity to the level of countries like Australia.India will provide leadership in cotton textiles and technical textiles sector. It has two advisory groups – for cotton and man-made fibres. These groups represent the entire textile value chain and take policy decisions with input from sector representatives. India has also launched PM MITRA – a central government scheme to set up mega textile parks and promote the entire value chain.Shri Goyal said that the National Technical Textiles Mission promotes research and development in technical textiles. These are man-made fabrics that are made for a specific function and are not usually used for apparel or aesthetic appeal.He said, the Indian textile industry is working towards achieving the target of $250 billion by 2030, which includes exports of $100 billion.Launching “Kasturi Cotton Bharat”, Shri Goyal said, in a fortnight, the Ministry of Textiles and the Department of Consumer Affairs will open state-of-the-art testing laboratories across the country to ensure that high quality textile products are manufactured and exported from India. To be. The brand, which he claimed would be traceable using blockchain technology, and would be “carbon positive.”The first set of textile products made from musk cotton was also introduced at the event. The minister said the drone-based pesticide spraying recently launched by Prime Minister Modi will benefit Indian cotton farmers. He said the use of innovation and Internet of Things will benefit Indian cotton farmers.Delegates from 35 countries are expected to participate in the four-day event on the theme “Cotton Value Chain: Local Innovation for Global Prosperity”.
Cotton pilot scheme successful, government will extend it by one yearA pilot project launched this April to boost cotton production in 10 states is likely to be extended by a year beyond March 2024, two officials aware of the development said. Cotton production in these states is estimated to increase by 20-25%, which is a substantial increase at a time when all-India cotton production is on the decline. Officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, said adoption of best agronomic practices, quality seeds and high-density planting systems have contributed to this growth.“The special project on cotton was launched in April 2023 to March 2024 to increase production during 2023-24, covering 15,000 farmers from 10 states. The final result of the data will be analyzed in January,” the second official said, adding that the data will be evaluated by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR).Questions sent to the Commerce Ministry remained unanswered till press time.The 10 cotton growing states where the pilot project is underway are Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. The projected increase in production from the pilots could help India strengthen its cotton export ecosystem, and boost the country's position in global cotton export markets, where it competes with other cotton-exporting countries such as Bangladesh and Vietnam. Are facing challenges.India's exports of cotton, textiles, yarn and handloom products grew by 5.7% during April-October 2023. According to Commerce Ministry data released on November 15, exports during this period stood at $6,877 million compared to $6,509.51 million in the same period last year. According to the Index of Industrial Production (IIP) data released on November 10, 2023, textile production grew by 3.7% year-on-year this September. In August, textile production grew by 1.6%.Expecting growth in textile exports, CII National Committee on Textiles and Apparel Chairman Kulin Lalbhai said the last 12 months have been a bit tough on export demand as big global brands were reducing inventories. Lalbhai, who is also the vice-president of Arvind Fashion, said, "I believe the demand scenario will improve as the inventory position corrects, and brands start normalizing their purchases." "Currently, prices remain benign. Therefore, we do not expect any major increase in the next [few] quarters."However, on the production front, India has seen a steep decline in recent years. According to textile ministry data, annual production of cotton was 37 million bales (of 170 kg each) in 2017-18, which fell to 33.3 million bales in 2018-19. After seeing growth in 2019-20 (36.5 million bales), production fell again to 35.25 million bales in 2020-21 and 31.12 million in 2021-22. Cotton production in 2022-23 was 34.75 million bales. And in the current fiscal year, the Cotton Association of India estimates production may decline to 31.6 million bales.Cotton is one of the major sectors of economic activity for livelihood, and plays an important role in the development of the Indian economy. About six million farmers are engaged in cotton production in India, and 35 million farmers grow cotton worldwide.The ministry is also focusing on increasing presence in technical textiles, which is a growing market. Currently, India is exporting technical textiles including medical apparels to the tune of $2.5 billion and has set a growth target of $10 billion in the next five years. Technical textiles are engineered textile products used by various industries. Some examples of their uses are sports gear, PPE kits, masks, aprons, etc.“Indian textiles have become synonymous with unique designs, use of sustainable fibers and superior quality, making it the preferred choice for western markets,” said Anand Ramanathan, partner, consumer industry leader, consulting, Deloitte India. The 'One' strategy adopted by global brands post-pandemic and the product strength of Indian suppliers have opened up opportunities for global strategic partnerships for Indian brands.Ramanathan said these trends have been boosted by government support schemes and tax exemptions, which have helped textile exporters increase their production.India is actively working on free trade agreements to increase its overall exports to boost domestic growth. However, high interest rates in Western markets are dampening demand.India has signed 13 regional and free trade agreements with various countries such as Japan, South Korea, Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries and members of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC). India's merchandise exports to all these countries have registered growth in the last decade.
Today the Sensex closed with a rise.Today the Sensex closed with a gain of around 1383.93 points. Whereas Nifty closed at the level of 20,686.80 points with a gain of 418.90 points. Apart from this, a total of 4,018 companies were traded in BSE today, out of which about 2,392 shares closed with gains and 1,449 shares closed with decline. There was no difference in the share prices of 177 companies. Today, 436 stocks have closed at their 52-week high.This evening, the rupee closed at Rs 83.36 against the dollar with a weakness of 8 paise.
Global cotton production likely to exceed consumption for second consecutive yearGlobal cotton lint production is estimated at 25.4 million metric tons (MT) in the 2023-2024 season, up 3.25% from 24.6 million MT in 2022-2023. But according to the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC), production is projected to decline marginally to 23.4 million metric tons in 2023-2024 from 23.5 million metric tons in 2022-2023.At the 81st Plenary Meeting in Mumbai, ICAC projected that in 2023-2024, India's share in global production will fall by 2% to 21%, but will remain at second position in the top list of cotton producers.Meanwhile, India's share in consumption is projected to be as high as 21% by 2023-2024. Consumption in top producer China will fall by 2% to 30%.The area under cotton in India is estimated to decline marginally. However, globally the trend is likely to reverse from 32 million hectares in 2022–2023 to 33 million hectares in 2023–2024. It was said, that the role of price volatility is affecting the cotton plantations across the world to a great extent.It was further said that world trade will reach 8 million metric tons in 2022-23 and is estimated to increase to 9.2 million metric tons in 2023-2024. In 2023-2024, the top exporting country – the United States – is likely to see its share of exports globally decline to 29% – from 34% in 2022-23.Additionally, long-staple (LS) and extra-long-staple (ELS) production in the US is expected to grow from 72,000 MT last year to 1,03,000 MT in 2022-2023. This growth will be driven by top producers in the category such as Egypt, India and China. India is likely to dominate consumption in this category even as demand declines – from 1,59,000 MT last year to 1,50,000 MT in 2022-2023.
November rains brought trouble for cotton farmers, rates fellAfter rains in late November affected standing crops in parts of Vidarbha, rates of cotton, the region's main agricultural produce, have fallen below the minimum support price (MSP). Sources said the rates were barely above the MSP since the start of the season in October.Now, because there has been rain on the standing crops, there has been moisture in the cotton seeds, causing a decline in prices.Against the MSP of ₹7,020 per quintal, open market rates are now between ₹6,800 and ₹6,700, sources said. Traders say that this is a temporary incident caused by rain.Sudhir Kothari, director of Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) in Hinganghat, said the rates have fallen due to cotton seeds taking up moisture. This is because the weight of cotton bolls increases due to water content. To compensate for the extra weight, ginners adjust prices downwards. However, if the sun shines again, prices are expected to improve in a week. Farmers will get lower prices only for existing offtake, Kothari said.Manish Jadhav, an activist of Shetkari Sangathan (Swabhimani) in Yavatmal, said the low prices have added to the problems of farmers as the rains are likely to affect their produce.Soybean yield has also seen a major decline due to yellow mosaic pest, but despite lower yields, rates for the crop are slightly higher than the MSP, activist Vijay Javandhia said.Once the market prices fall below the MSP, the government steps in to support the prices. Cotton is procured by the Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) which sets up MSP procurement centres. Traders said CCI centers have not yet started in Vidarbha as the rates are above the MSP.A survey is being conducted to assess the damage caused by rain in the state.
The rupee strengthened by 11 paise to close at Rs 83.29 against the dollar this evening.Today, the Sensex closed at 67481.19 points with a gain of around 492.75 points. At the same time Nifty closed at the level of 20267.90 points with an increase of 134.70 points. Apart from this, a total of 3,872 companies traded on the BSE today, out of which around 2,133 shares closed with gains and 1,606 shares closed with declines. There was no difference in the share price of 133 companies. Today, 373 stocks closed at 52-week highs.
Pakistan is likely to export record cotton this seasonPakistan has exported at least 125,000 bales of cotton this season and the volume is expected to improve further during the current crop season.Don learns that the cotton consignments are being sent to China, Vietnam and Indonesia and importantly, all these export deals are with only one cotton spinner from Sindh, Dr. As are done by Mal.It is expected that the same quantity of cotton bales will be exported during the rest of the season.Cotton exports have not entered six figures since 2017-18, when exports stood at 207,424 bales.The country exported only 4,900 bales in 2022-23, 16,000 bales in 2021-22 and 70,200 bales in 2020-21.Ginners say better lint quality and booming international markets are attracting foreign buyers to Pakistani cotton.Ihsanul Haq, president of the Cotton Ginners Forum, says the lack of rain in most cotton-growing areas has traditionally helped improve crop quality and has been supported by a record depreciation of the rupee, making local cotton cheaper in global markets. wentHe says cotton exports would have set a record had it not been for the decline in lint yields due to a severe whitefly attack in Punjab, while there were negative effects of environmental pollution.He urged the government to refrain from imposing heavy taxes on the textile sector under pressure from the International Monetary Fund as the sector is already grappling with unprecedented gas and electricity rates as well as mark-up rates.He claims that about 60 percent of the textile mills in the country have become idle due to the issues and it is feared that the local industry will fail to consume even nine million bales of cotton.
Texprocil to use blockchain tech for certifying Kasturi cotton The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council has rolled out a blockchain-based technology to enable traceability of garments and fabrics made of Kasturi cotton using QR code.The government has appointed Cotton Corporation of India and Texprocil as the nodal agency to promote Kasturi as the premium cotton brand from India.Texprocil has registered 300 ginners on its platform that certifies the premium 29-30 mm cotton with trash content of 2 per cent and other defined matrix. The Kasturi cotton will fetch a premium price of 5-6 per cent for farmers.Lalit Kumar Gupta, Chairman and Managing Director, CCI, said the industry expects an output of 300 quintals of Kasturi cotton in the first year of production.The quantity will increase in the coming years as the farmers realise the benefit of growing cotton that meets the specification to be branded as Kasturi cotton, he added at the event to announce the 81st plenary meeting of the International Cotton Advisory Committee in Mumbai.Brand promotionRoop Rashi, Textile Commissioner, said the event which is themed as “Cotton Value chain: Local innovations for global prosperity” would serve as a platform for sharing good practices and experiences across the globe on productivity, climate resilience and circularity for a vibrant cotton economy.In a bid to promote Kasturi cotton among global audience, she said textile minister Piyush Goyal will launch a logo and stamp of the cotton brand Kasturi.Siddhartha Rajagopal, Executive Director, Texprocil, said CCI will identify the farmers who want to sell cotton that meets Kasturi specification and the Council will certify the cotton bales after doing the due diligence.Once the cotton is certified, a specific QR code will be generated and it will be updated as it changes hands from ginners, spinners and weavers. The final garment made of Kasturi cotton will have a QR code which can be used to trace back the ginner, he said.Going ahead, he added there are plans to register the farmers who sell Kasturi cotton so that the tracking can be from field to garment
Cotton pilot in 10 states to boost outputThe government has started a pilot in 10 states involving 15,000 farmers to increase production of the best-quality cotton by adopting global agricultural practices, said textiles secretary Rachna Shah on Wednesday.The project, which has been launched by the textile ministry in coordination with the agriculture ministry, comes amid a slump in cotton production.“The outcome of the pilot project is expected in January next year. The data will be evaluated by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) and then we will be able to realise the impact of these technologies," the secretary said.“We are working very closely with the agriculture ministry and other stakeholders to increase cotton productivity. We are using best agronomy practices like quality seeds and high density planting system that will help in enhancing productivity and other local innovations," Shah said at a press conference called to announce the agenda of 81st plenary meeting of the International Cotton Advisory Committee (ICAC) starting 2 December in Mumbai.The 10 cotton growing states where the pilot is going on are Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka .As of now, the government has procured around 250,000 bales (170 kg each) after the cotton season started in October.A total 450 procurement centres are operational across 11 cotton growing states, the official said.The government has fixed the minimum support price (MSP) for medium staple cotton at ₹6,620/ quintal and for long staple cotton at ₹7020/quintal.“Cotton is one of the leading sectors for economic activity for livelihood and it plays a pivotal role in the growth of the Indian economy as around 6 million farmers are engaged in cotton production and 35 million farmers grow cotton across the globe," the official said.As per textile ministry data, cotton production came down from in 37 million bales 2017-18 to 33 million bales next year. After a significant growth in 2019-20 (36 million bales), output fell to 35 million bales in 2020-21 and 31 million bales in 2021-22. Total production of the white gold in 2022-23 was 34 million bales.India will showcase its recent innovations, achievements and best practices at the global platform, she said, adding that the country will launch products made of Kasturi Cotton, a premier variety, before the international audience for the first time.Around 400 delegates from 35 countries are expected to participate in the meeting.The plenary meetings of the ICAC provide a forum for discussions on international issues of importance to the world cotton industry, and give an opportunity for the industry and government leaders from cotton producing, consuming and trading countries to deliberate on matters of mutual concern. The ICAC plenary is also very important for promotion of trade, industry and culture.
Rains hit tur, cotton crop in Buldhana, rabi may benefitRecent rains have hit farmers from Buldhana district who grow tur — a major crop in Vidarbha after cotton and soyabean.Unlike other districts of western Vidarbha — cotton is not the main crop in Buldhana. “Tur is grown along with soyabean, which was harvested recently. The tur crop is standing, but rains have damaged the crop at many places,” said Vallabh Deshmukh, director of Mahabeej, a state seed production entity, and also a farmer from Chikli tehsil in Buldhana.Cotton, which is grown in certain pockets of Buldhana, too suffered damages.Another Buldhana farmer, Samadhan Supekar, said that chana (gram) and vegetable crops have suffered as well. In Yavatmal, Manish Jadhav, an activist of Swabhimani Shetkari Sangathana, said the cotton — grown with tur as intercrop — was ready for picking but the changed weather conditions have dimmed growers’ hopes.The main damage to the tur crop was in the form of flower dropping. However, there is hope that fresh flowering may happen eventually. In cotton too the fresh balls that are formed later can make good for the loss as the crop is harvested after December. Crop damage survey continues in other parts of Vidarbha region, a state agriculture department official said.The rain may prove to be a blessing in disguise for the rabi crop, giving it the much-needed water. However, if erratic weather conditions continue, damages may increase.Meanwhile, cotton rates have slipped below the MSP of Rs 7020/quintal, which is given for the best grade.
This evening, the rupee strengthened by 1 paise and closed at Rs 83.32 against the dollar.Today the Sensex closed at 66901.91 points with a gain of about 727.71 points. Whereas Nifty closed at the level of 20096.60 points with a gain of 206.90 points. Apart from this, a total of 3,841 companies were traded in BSE today, out of which about 1,931 shares closed with gains and 1,773 shares closed with decline. There was no difference in the share prices of 137 companies. Today, 318 stocks have closed at their 52-week high.
This evening, the rupee strengthened by 4 paise and closed at Rs 83.33 against the dollar.Today Sensex closed at 66174.20 points with a rise of 204.16 points. Whereas Nifty closed at the level of 19889.70 points with a gain of 95.00 points.
Cotton prices drop in several marketsThe price of Gujarat Shankar - 6 variety on today was ₹55, 800 a candy (356 kg of ginned cotton) as against ₹66,000 a candy an year ago.With the cotton prices remaining subdued due to lack of demand, the Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) has purchased nearly two lakh bales of cotton at Minimum Support Price since the beginning of the current cotton season (October 1, 2023 to September 30, 2024).Lalit Kumar Gupta, Chairman and Managing Director of the CCI, said the organisation is buying cotton at MSP price in nine States. It is active in most of the growing States, except Gujarat and Odisha (The MSP for seed cotton is ₹6,620 a quintal for medium staple and for long staple cotton it is ₹7,020 a quintal).The current daily arrivals are over 1.5 lakh bales. Since the beginning of the season, 47 lakh bales have arrived at the market compared with 35 lakh bales for the same period last year. “We buy 8 % - 10% of the arrivals at MSP. We will not permit the prices to fall below the MSP. When we buy at MSP, the price is stimulated. Our presence in the market matters.” There are uncertainties now and if the demand picks up, the market will improve, he said.A cotton farmer in Telangana, Jaipal, said, “For the last one year, there is no international demand for cotton. Farmers who want immediate cash are selling at less than MSP price too. Some are holding back cotton, and some others are selling to CCI at MSP,” he said.source : the hindu
Rupee falls 3 paise to close at record low of 83.37 against US dollarThe Indian rupee fell 3 paise against the US dollar on Friday and closed at a record low in view of weakness in Asian competitors and demand for dollars from foreign banks. The local currency closed at a new low of 83.37 per dollar compared to the previous close of 83.34.Sensex falls 48 points, Nifty closes below 19,800Stock market indices closed marginally lower on Friday as global cues remained subdued and the global rally in information technology stocks faded.
Cotton Corporation to procure premium Kasturi cotton this seasonState-run Cotton Corp. of India (CCI) is set to procure over one million bales of premium Kasturi cotton in the current season that began in October. Union Textile Minister Piyush Goyal is scheduled to unveil products crafted from this high-grade fiber on 2 December, as a part of the government's initiative to promote it in global markets.India's cotton output for the 2023-24 season is projected at 36 million bales of 170 kg each, Lalit Kumar Gupta, chairman and managing director, CCI. Last year, output stood at an estimated 34.2 million bales.Despite a marginal decrease in area under cotton to 12.6 million hectare from 12.9 million hectare, Gupta does not expect a hit to output.Currently, around 300 ginning and pressing factories registered with the Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council (TEXPROCIL) are equipped to process Kasturi cotton. Gupta highlighted that unlike India, which has only recently branded its cotton despite being a major producer with the largest area under the cash crop, Egypt has successfully positioned its Giza cotton brand internationally with an annual output of a modest one million bales.He emphasized that Kasturi Cotton Bharat is produced to stringent standards, with a strict 2% cap on trash content to ensure its premium quality and 100% traceability.The textile ministry, meanwhile, is slated to organize a three-day global textile event, BharatTex, from 26 February in New Delhi.
This evening, the rupee closed at Rs 83.34 against the dollar with a weakness of 2 paise.Today the Sensex fell by about 5.43 points and closed at the level of 66017.81 points. Whereas Nifty closed at the level of 19802.00 points with a fall of 9.80 points.
This evening, the rupee strengthened by 4 paise and closed at Rs 83.32 against the dollar.Today Sensex closed at 66023.24 points with a gain of 92.47 points. Whereas Nifty closed at the level of 19811.80 points with a gain of 28.40 points. Apart from this, a total of 3,830 companies were traded in BSE today, out of which about 1,637 shares closed with gains and 2,049 shares closed with decline. There was no difference in the share prices of 144 companies. Today, 304 stocks have closed at their 52-week high.
Pakistan Cotton market: Mills show little interest in fresh buyingThe local cotton market on Tuesday remained steady and the trading volume remained low.Cotton Analyst Naseem Usman told the rate of cotton in Sindh is in between Rs 15,500 to Rs 18,000 per maund.The rate of Phutti in Sindh is in between Rs 5,000 to Rs 7,200 per 40 kg. The rate of cotton in Punjab Rs 16,000 to Rs 18,000 per maund and the rate of Phutti in Punjab is in between Rs 6,500 to Rs 8,400 per 40 kg.The rate of cotton in Balochistan is Rs 17,000 to Rs 17,500 per maund while the rate of Phutti is in between Rs 6,500 to Rs 8,000 per 40 kg.200 bales of Tando Adam were sold at Rs 16,000 to Rs 16,500 per maund, 200 bales of Lodhran were sold at Rs 17,300 per maund, 1000 bales of Sadiqabad were sold at Rs 17,800 per maund, 600 bales of Donga Bonga and 400 bales of Haroonabad were sold at Rs 17,200 per maund.The Spot Rate remained unchanged at Rs 17,500 per maund. Polyester Fiber was available at Rs 360 per kg.
This evening, the rupee closed at Rs 83.36 with a weakness of 2 paise against the dollar.Today the Sensex closed at 65930.77 points with a gain of about 275.62 points. Whereas Nifty closed at the level of 19783.40 points with a gain of 89.40 points.
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| This evening, the rupee closed at Rs 83.38 against the dollar with a weakness of 1 paise. | 05-12-2023 16:39:38 | view |
| 'India will be the largest cotton producer' | 05-12-2023 12:55:48 | view |
| Cotton pilot scheme successful, government will extend it by one year | 05-12-2023 11:58:32 | view |
| Today the Sensex closed with a rise. | 04-12-2023 16:25:38 | view |
| Global cotton production likely to exceed consumption for second consecutive year | 04-12-2023 13:58:16 | view |
| November rains brought trouble for cotton farmers, rates fell | 04-12-2023 12:52:49 | view |
| The rupee strengthened by 11 paise to close at Rs 83.29 against the dollar this evening. | 01-12-2023 16:21:44 | view |
| Pakistan is likely to export record cotton this season | 01-12-2023 13:44:38 | view |
| Texprocil to use blockchain tech for certifying Kasturi cotton | 01-12-2023 13:03:55 | view |
| Cotton pilot in 10 states to boost output | 30-11-2023 12:20:32 | view |
| Rains hit tur, cotton crop in Buldhana, rabi may benefit | 30-11-2023 11:22:12 | view |
| This evening, the rupee strengthened by 1 paise and closed at Rs 83.32 against the dollar. | 29-11-2023 16:46:00 | view |
| This evening, the rupee strengthened by 4 paise and closed at Rs 83.33 against the dollar. | 28-11-2023 16:35:57 | view |
| Cotton prices drop in several markets | 27-11-2023 13:30:32 | view |
| Rupee falls 3 paise to close at record low of 83.37 against US dollar | 24-11-2023 17:37:10 | view |
| Cotton Corporation to procure premium Kasturi cotton this season | 24-11-2023 13:06:19 | view |
| This evening, the rupee closed at Rs 83.34 against the dollar with a weakness of 2 paise. | 23-11-2023 16:26:06 | view |
| This evening, the rupee strengthened by 4 paise and closed at Rs 83.32 against the dollar. | 22-11-2023 16:28:07 | view |
| Pakistan Cotton market: Mills show little interest in fresh buying | 22-11-2023 10:46:54 | view |
| This evening, the rupee closed at Rs 83.36 with a weakness of 2 paise against the dollar. | 21-11-2023 16:51:38 | view |
