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India Bond Inflows Hit One-Year High After Rupee Support Steps
India's bond inflows reached a one-year high following government measures to support the rupee, which hit a record low against the dollar. The rupee's decline was attributed to rising oil prices, which could increase inflation and strain the country's finances.
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