Rupee up 10 paise Vs dollar in early trade on RBI measures

August 16, 2013 09:53

The rupee today recovered by 10 paise to trade at 61.33 against dollar on increased selling of the United States currency by banks after the Reserve Bank of India announced stern measures to curb forex outflow amid weakening of the US currency overseas.

Dealers said selling of the American currency by banks and exporters after the RBI announced stern measures on Wednesday to support the rupee and dollar's weakness against other currencies overseas helped rupee to trade a shade higher.

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