On Monday, the rupee had plunged 31 paise to close at a six-month low of 65.10.
A higher opening in domestic equities aided the rupee uptrend. (Photo: PTI).
Mumbai: The rupee struggled at a fresh six-month low of 65.28 -- down 18 paise -- against the dollar on Tuesday, faced with heavy demand for the American currency from importers and banks, as foreign capital rushed out.
A firm dollar, dealers said, against global currencies overseas and domestic equities hitting a soft patch in early trade weighed.
On Monday, the rupee had plunged 31 paise to close at a six-month low of 65.10 after heavy buying of the US currency and concerns on the macro-economic front.
Meanwhile, the benchmark BSE Sensex fell by 59.12 points, or 0.18 per cent, to 31,567.51 in early session.
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