The rupee resumed higher at 64.40 against the last weekend's level of 65.24 per dollar at the Interbank Foreign Exchange Market and moved up further to 64.15 before quoting at 64.25 per dollar at 1040 hrs.
It moved in a range of 64.15 per dollar and 64.45 per dollar during the morning deals.
Banks and exporters preferred to reduce their dollar position on expectation of more foreign capital inflows into equity market.
In the global market, the US dollar moved sideways in the early trade with the market holding on to expectations for a reduction of Federal Reserve stimulus next week, while the odds of an attack on Syria appeared to decrease.
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