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The rupee appreciated in early trades against the dollar on the back of positive sentiments in the market and dollar sale by banks.

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	The rupee appreciated in early trades against the dollar on the back of positive sentiments in the market and dollar sale by banks.</div>
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	At 9:10 AM the rupee was trading at Rs 61.11 compared with previous close of Rs 61.22 per dollar.</div>
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	However, currency dealers fear that approaching month-end dollar demand may put some pressure on the rupee.</div>
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	The positive sentiments are due to hopes that the US tapering would be delayed.</div>
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Rupee trading strong in early trades

The positive sentiments are due to hopes that the US tapering would be delayed

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