1.   Indian stocks fell, led by ITC Ltd., as foreign investors sold shares amid concern the rupee will fall and reduce the value of investments in India.

2.   The Indian rupee fell to a record low against the dollar on concern that the government will have to allow it to weaken to make Indian exports competitive.

3.   The Indian rupee fell to an all-time low against the dollar as the recent plunge in other Asian currencies made Indian exports relatively expensive.

4.   The rupee fell against the dollar following the newspaper report because traders thought the central bank would aim to push down the rupee before setting any band.

5.   The rupee fell to a record low against the dollar as the recent plunge in other Asian currencies made Indian exports relatively expensive.

6.   Trading was below average as investors waited to see if the rupee falls further against the dollar, traders said.

7.   After several years of almost unbroken stability, the Indian rupee fell to an all-time low against the dollar in volatile trading Friday, traders said.

8.   The rupee has fallen dramatically since early September, after being relatively stable for two years.

9.   The RBI has repeatedly intervened over the past two weeks as the rupee has fallen to all-time lows against the U.S. currency.

10.   The rupee has fallen to all-time lows due to fears India could lose billions of dollars in potential investment and hundreds of millions of dollars in foreign aid.