According to the fresh news, the Indian rupee has raised by 35 paisa at Rs.51.90 per US dollar in the early hour’s trade on Monday morning on new selling of the American currency by banks and exporters prejudiced by dollar falling in a foreign country markets in the middle of a rally in household equities.
However, the rupee resume higher at Rs.52.06/07 per dollar on the Interbank Foreign Exchange, as not in favor of last weekend’s close of 52.25/26 per dollar, and encouraged up added to Rs. 51.90 per dollar before quoting at Rs. 52.08/09 per dollar at 1030 hours.
The home currency stirred in a collection between Rs. 51.90 and Rs. 52.13 per dollar at some point in break of day deals.
While talking to media, an expert from Forex department said, “Banks and exporters favored to trim down their dollar positions in view of dollar weak spot in Asian markets.”
