The dollar was weak against major global currencies and the domestic equity market saw a higher opening, which capped the rupee losses
In cross-currency trades, rupee dropped further against pound sterling to close at 95.65 from 95.42 yesterday
Increased selling of the dollar by exporters and banks and a higher opening in the domestic equity market propped up the rupee
Persistent foreign capital inflows in view of sustained rise in equity market boosted value of the domestic currency
Increased demand for the dollar from importers affected the value of the rupee
The domestic unit hovered in a range of 66.33 to 66.42 per dollar during the morning deals
A positive trend in equity market also boosted the sentiment as the Sensex ended higher by another 123.43 points
The domestic currency has gained by 22 paise or 0.33% in last two trading days
Increased selling of the US currency amid higher opening in the domestic equity market helped the rupee
The rupee resumed higher at 66.52 against the previous closing level of 66.66 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market
The dollar's weakness against some currencies overseas supported the rupee
Higher crude oil prices in global market afftected the market sentiment
Fresh selling of the US currency by banks and exporters amid a higher opening of the domestic equity market helped the rupee
However, the rupee dropped against the yen to 59.28 per 100 yen from 59.02 previously
Weakness in the dollar against other currencies overseas supported the rupee
Increased demand for the dollar from importers affected the domestic currency
Dollar selling in view of persistent foreign capital inflows helped the Indian currency extend gains
The dollar was firm against some global currencies, boosted by optimism over the US economy, which weighed on the rupee
Continued demand for the dollar from importers and banks and a lower opening in the domestic equity market weighed
Dealers attributed the rupee's fall to increased demand for the greenback and the latter strengthening overseas