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Please tell me the sign of rupees?
the sign ' $ ' is call dollar sign.but what are the sign of indian rupee and saudi riyal.I have read in a sharemarketing web that we want only $500 to buy stock through online and brokerage fee is only $7.whether it is about rupees or usd?generally, how much price minimum required to buy a stock?
There is no symbol for Rupees. You just use the short form Rs.
dilsharma05
$ sign is only for dollars US. Indian Rupee does not have any sign assigned to it as yet. We simply put'Rs.' which may be treated as sign. Usually they INR to denote 'Indian Rupee.'
And to buy stocks in Indian Stock Market you may buy with any amount for any single stock quoted in the stock market. There is no minimum limit. Go ahead and buy as little or as much as you want.
{ INDIA at TOP of the world
INR and Rs.
Troy
"Rs." There's no sign though.
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Rs.
John
Indian Rupee (INR)
The symbol for INR can be written Rs, IRs, and ₨.
Focus
As indicated by many 'Rs' and 'Re' is used for Rupees and Rupee respectively
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