The rupee had depreciated by 13 paise to end at 67.20.
The rupee had shed 13 paise to close at 64.04.
The rupee had jumped by 16 paise to end at over two-month high of 61.71 against the greenback on good inflows in local markets and sustained dollar sales by exporters.
After a day's respite, the rupee on Wednesday fell by 29 paise, its biggest single day fall in a week, to end at 56.73 today due to heavy dollar demand from importers amid renewed concerns over withdrawal of US monetary stimulus.
At lower levels, a supportive buying in dollar forced rupee to depreciate since opening trade
The rupee ended almost flat against the dollar.
The rupee had recovered from its 29-month lows by rising 39 paise to close at 67.63 on Friday.
The rupee had gained 28 paise against the American currency to settle at nearly two-month high at 66.74 in Monday's trade.
The currency lost six paise on sustained dollar demand from importers.
The push for a two-tier system gained traction following Australia's blockbuster series against India, which set attendance records.
Bouts of month-end dollar demand from banks and importers hit the rupee
The local currency dropped to 61.75 before concluding at 61.70, a loss of seven paise from its previous close.
Most Asian currency and equity markets too suffered steep losses due to US rate hike fears.
The rupee weakened by 27 paise to trade at six-week low of 60.45 against the US dollar in early trade today at the Interbank Foreign Exchange market on high demand for the American currency from importers.
The rupee had eased by 2 paise to close at fresh 2-month low of 62.78.
Falling for the second day, the rupee on Friday weakened by 12 paise against dollar to end at 62.68 weighed down by demand for the American currency from importers and data showing fiscal deficit crossed 95 per cent of the annual target during April-December.
The rupee recovered by 11 paise to trade at 60.84 against the US dollar in early trade today on selling of the American currency by banks and exporters.
The dollar maintained its bullish momentum in Asian and early European trade
Extending its losing streak for the fourth straight day, the rupee weakened by five paise to 61.01 against the US dollar in early trade today at the Interbank Foreign Exchange market on high demand for the American currency from importers.
Heavy offloading by foreign portfolio investors also weighed on the rupee
The RBI fixed the reference rate for the dollar at 64.1505 and for the euro at 72.2720.
The dollar's weakness against rivals overseas supported the rupee.
Fresh foreign capital outflows also affected the rupee sentiment, a forex dealer said.
Falling for the first time in three days, the rupee today erased initial gains to end 15 paise lower at 62.43 against dollar on fag-end demand of the US currency from banks and importers, amid a tepid stock market.
The rupee on Friday rebounded from the near-80 levels to close higher by 17 paise at 79.82 against the US currency following a recovery in the domestic stocks and weakness in the greenback in overseas markets. The US dollar retreated from the two-decade high levels against a basket of six currencies which supported the rupee sentiment. At the interbank foreign exchange market, the local currency opened at 79.95 and witnessed an intra-day high of 79.82 and a low of 79.96 against the US dollar in the day trade. ,
Since mid-July, the RBI has taken steps to tighten cash conditions, which have failed to support the rupee but sent bond yields surging, posing a fresh threat to the already cooling economy.
On Friday, the euro weakened to a near 14-month-low against the dollar, after the European Central Bank announced a fresh round of stimulus and promised more if required.
The rupee had firmed up 16 paise to close at 67.52 on Thursday.
The rupee on Tuesday gained 29 paise to close at seven-month high of 60.48 against the dollar on sustained selling of the US currency by exporters and banks.
The rupee has lost 37 paise or 0.55 per cent in two days.
The rupee snapped its two-day winning run against the dollar.
The rupee on Tuesday weakened by 15 paise to close at 63.30 against the US currency
The dollar strengthened against major world currencies.
Persistent fall in crude oil prices affected the market sentiment
A weakening dollar against other currencies overseas supported the rupee.
The rupee rose notwithstanding weakness in local stocks with Sensex paring 110 points gained in early trade and closing 19 points lower while dollar firmed against euro.
The US currency's decline against major world currencies alongside fag-end dollar supply largely helped the rupee recoup some of its initial losses
In worldwide trade, the American dollar traded with solid strength against all major emerging currencies
The Rupee is seen strengthening against the dollar.
Firm equity markets and foreign capital inflows failed to restrict rupee's fall against the dollar
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