At the Interbank forex market, the rupee opened with strength at 72.81 and advanced to 72.60 against the dollar, showing a rise of 29 paise over its previous close of 72.89.
Forex traders said besides increased demand for the US currency from importers, the dollar's strength against some currencies overseas weighed on the domestic unit.
The rupee recovered 21 paise to 72.91 against the US dollar early on Tuesday on increased selling by exporters.
The rupee depreciated 34 paise to 72.79 against the US dollar in early trade at the interbank forex market Monday on foreign fund outflows.
The rupee rebounded 11 paise to 73.84 against the dollar in early trade on Thursday on increased selling of the American currency by exporters.
The rupee dropped by 40 paise to 74.08 against the US dollar in early trade on Wednesday, amid increased demand of the American currencies from importers and sustained foreign fund outflows.
The rupee recovered by 14 paise to 73.33 against the US currency in early trade on Monday, on fresh dollar selling by exporters and higher opening in the domestic equity markets.
After opening lower at 73.33, rupee weakened further to quote at 73.35 against the dollar registering a fall of 19 paise.
The rupee recovered by 42 paise to 73.15 against the US currency in early trade on Wednesday on fresh dollar selling by exporters amid easing crude oil prices and higher opening in the domestic equity markets.
Forex dealers said besides strong demand for the American currency from importers, concerns of fears of rising fiscal deficit and capital outflows weighed on the domestic currency.
The domestic currency failed to sustain the momentum after Brent crude breached the USD 84 per-barrel-mark again and the US dollar strengthened overseas.
The Indian rupee closed at 74.07 (74.0650) per US dollar, 30 paise weaker than its previous close of 73.77.
The rupee opened positive at 72.50 against Thursday's closing level of 72.59 a dollar at the interbank foreign exchange market in Mumbai.
The rupee Thursday plunged to new record low of 72.11 a dollar in intra-day trade before closing at 71.99, showing a steep 24 paise fa
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Wednesday attributed the fall in rupee to global factors and stressed that the domestic unit was better off as compared to other currencies.
In New Delhi, petrol prices were hiked by 16 paise to trade at Rs 79.31 per litre, while diesel is being sold 19 paise higher at Rs.71.34 per litre.
At the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market, the local currency opened lower at 70.95 a dollar and slipped further to hit its lifetime low of 71 from its previous close of 70.74.
Rupee hits fresh record low of 70.32 against US dollar, plunges 43 paise.
The rupee fell seven paise to touch a record low of 69.12 against US dollar as markets opened on a cautious note in the wake of no-confidece motion against the Modi government.
New Delhi: Snapping a three-day downward move, the rupee on Wednesday ended six paise higher at 61.59 versus the dollar on hopes that weak US jobs data would result in the Fed extending its economic
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