The rupee resumed lower at 61.95 per dollar as against the last closing level of 61.81 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange (Forex) market and hovered in a range of 62.04-61.90 per dollar before quoting at 61.99 at 1045 hrs.
Banks and importers preferred to increase their dollar position in view of a firm American currency in the overseas market, a forex dealer said.
In New York market, the US dollar surged against the Canadian dollar yesterday after the Bank of Canada left interest rates on hold and stressed that inflation could be weaker than expected.
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