Indian rupee down 2 paise against US dollar, at 60.14

The Indian rupee fell slightly by two paise to 60.14 alongside the dollar in premature deal on augmented require for the US money from banks and importers.
The exchange had wrecked flat at 60.12 alongside the Greenback in Wednesday's deal on exchange bouts of demand and bring.
Dealers said amplified command for dollar from importers chiefly put strain on the local unit but a superior opening in the familial fairness market and gains in other currencies abroad near the dollar capped the losses.
The BSE Sensex rose 60.75 points, or 0.23 per cent, to 25,610.47 in premature operate on Thursday.

Indian rupee up 6 paise against US dollar, at 62.44

 
The Indian rupee appreciated by six paise to 62.44 against the US dollar in early trade at the Interbank Foreign Exchange market on selling of the US currency by exporters.

The rupee had gained 37 paise to end at 62.50 on Monday after global crude oil prices dropped following a nuclear deal between Iran and world powers.

Forex dealers said strength in other currencies against the Greenback overseas, after fresh figures showed pending US home sales slowed for the fifth straight month in October, also supported the rupee. They said, however, a lower opening in the domestic equity market capped the gains on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, the BSE Sensex fell by 66.06 points, or 0.32 per cent, to 20,539.02 in early trade on Tuesday.