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Current levels are a great buying opportunity: JM Financial
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Rupee fall due to global risk-off: Standard Chartered Bank
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Nifty seen in 5500-6400 range: UBS Securities
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Tim Riddell on global market nervousness
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Rupee impact quite significant: Munjal Showa
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The end of the Fed's bond-buying programme has triggered fears of a liquidity drought. However, not all markets are equally vulnerable. 
