The dollar pulled away from a seven-week low against the euro and pushed higher against the yen in early Asian trade, bolstered by upbeat US economic data.
Mumbai: The Indian rupee opened flat at 62.19 per dollar in the early trade on Friday. It closed at 62.22 Thursday.
The dollar pulled away from a seven-week low against the euro and pushed higher against the yen in early Asian trade, bolstered by upbeat US economic data.
Pramit Brahmbhatt of Alpari India said that, "Rupee is expected to depreciate during the day taking cues from the dollar which is trading strong despite mixed data released yesterday raising the questions about the economic growth. Expect rupee to trade in a range of 61.80-63/dollar."
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