Mumbai, Apr 10 (BNP): The Indian rupee opened on a slightly stronger note on Friday, gaining 10 paise against the US dollar in early trade, even as global tensions continue to weigh on market sentiment.
The currency rose to 92.41 per dollar after opening at 92.58 in the interbank foreign exchange market, marking a modest recovery from its previous close.
However, traders remain cautious. Ongoing geopolitical concerns, particularly tensions involving the United States and Iran, are expected to keep the rupee volatile during the day.
Market participants are also closely watching a key regulatory deadline from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which requires banks to scale back their overnight dollar positions to USD 100 million. The move is likely to trigger increased trading activity and short-term fluctuations in the currency.
While the rupee has shown some early strength, experts believe that a mix of global risks and domestic policy factors could lead to unpredictable movements in the near term.
