Indian rupee ended flat on Thursday as persistent foreign fund outflow weighed on the local unit. Traders failed to take support with survey showing that growth in India's business activity picked up slightly in October after softening last month, led by stronger demand in the manufacturing sector. It also showed job creation rose at the fastest pace since February 2006. HSBC's flash India Composite Purchasing Managers' Index, compiled by S&P Global, rose to 58.6 this month from September's final reading of 58.3, which was a 10-month low. On the global front, Sterling firmed against the dollar and the euro on Thursday, alongside a rise in British government bond yields, as investors assessed the outlook for the Bank of England (BoE)’s monetary policy.
Finally, the rupee ended flat with its previous close of 84.08 on Wednesday. The currency touched a high and low of 84.08 and 84.06 respectively.
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