The Indian rupee has opened higher at 63.81 per dollar on Thursday against previous day's closing value of 63.84 a dollar.
The dollar slipped to two-week lows against the yen yesterday after Japan's chief central banker said the yen was "very weak" and unlikely to fall further.
The dollar eased broadly and also fell against the euro, which benefited from a rise in benchmark german 10-year bund yields to more than 1 percent for the first time since september.
Mohan Shenoi of Kotak Mahindra Bank said, "Global currency markets are experiencing high levels of volatility with uncertainty in Greece continuing. The June 16 FOMC meeting is the next key trigger for the currency markets."
"The USD-INR pair is also trading in a range with Reserve Bank of India (RBI) intervention on both sides of the market. The USD-INR pair is expected to trade today in a range of 63.70-64/dollar," he added.
Source:moneycontrol.com
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