MUMBAI: The Indian rupee strengthened by 6 paise to Rs 44.75 against the US dollar in early trade on the Interbank Foreign Exchange on Monday on dollar weakness against the euro and other Asian currencies.
The US dollar slid to a fresh one-month low against a basket of major currencies in early Asia trade, finding no support after disappointing jobs data prompted speculation that US interest rates will stay low for longer.
The rupee had gained one paise to close at a more-than 3-week high of 44.81/82 against the greenback in the previous session on alternate bouts of buying selling, stretching gains for the seventh straight trading session.
Forex dealers said dollar weakness against the euro and other currencies overseas mainly kept the rupee sentiment firm against the American dollar.
The US dollar slid to a fresh one-month low against a basket of major currencies in early Asia trade, finding no support after disappointing jobs data prompted speculation that US interest rates will stay low for longer.
The rupee had gained one paise to close at a more-than 3-week high of 44.81/82 against the greenback in the previous session on alternate bouts of buying selling, stretching gains for the seventh straight trading session.
Forex dealers said dollar weakness against the euro and other currencies overseas mainly kept the rupee sentiment firm against the American dollar.
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