Call money opens flat at 06.25-06.30 per cent

Thursday, February 7, 2008, 12:07 [IST]

Mumbai, Feb 7 (UNI) Inter-bank call money rates today resumed on a flat level at 6.25-6.30 per cent as against the previous close on moderate buying support from local operators in the face of comfortable funds arrivals at the domestic market, dealers said.

It touched a high of 6.50 per cent and a low of 6.20 per cent on some improved demand with restricted dealing during the mid-morning trade.

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