At 9.04 am local time, the rupee was at 53.72/73 to the dollar against its previous close of 54.30/31.
Mumbai: The rupee rose to a four-month high in early trade on Monday with hopes of major foreign inflows after the federal government announced opening up of the aviation and multi-brand retail sectors to overseas direct investment.
At 9.04 am local time, the rupee was at 53.72/73 to the dollar against its previous close of 54.30/31. It rose to a high of 53.66, its highest since May 15.
The market is awaiting the RBI's rate decision at 11 am, with any rate cut likely to lead to a further rally in the rupee.
Indian government bond yields also fell on hopes of fiscal consolidation and ahead of the rate decision.
The 10-year yield was down 6 basis points at 8.12 per cent.
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