MUMBAI (Reuters) -- The Indian rupee fell to a record low on Tuesday, extending losses sparked by the absence of a trade deal between India and the United States, which has dented trade and portfolio inflows.
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Indian rupee weakens past 90 per dollar as outflows, trade limbo weigh
Currency crosses major psychological line in interbank market
The rupee weakened to 90 per dollar on Dec. 2 on the interbank order matching system before trimming losses. (Photo by Hayate Koike)
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