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The rupee is trading lower at 62.13/14 versus Monday's close of 62.04/05, tracking global dollar gains against emerging FX.


The rupee rose to 61.91/92 against the dollar versus Monday&#39;s close of 62.04/05, after falling to 62.15 in early sessions.<br />
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Most emerging Asian currencies turned higher on Tuesday after Russia&#39;s president ordered troops in military drills in central and western Russia to return to base, increasing hopes of a peaceful solution in Ukraine.<br />
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The BSE Sensex ended up more than 1%.<br />
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Some bids were seen from large state-run bank at current levels.

Rupee gains as hopes for peaceful Ukraine solution rises

Putin today ordered troops in military drills in central and western Russia to return to base

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