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India, UAE ditch US Dollar; sign pact to trade in INR & Dirham directly

byCT Report
17/02/2018
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DUBAI: In a historic decision, India and UAE have decided to stop using US Dollars for all trade-related activities and directly trade in INR and Dirham, which is the official currency of UAE.

Businesses involved in export and import of goods and services between these two countries are expected to benefit hugely due to this agreement.

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