Forex dealers said besides selling of the American currency by exporters, gains in other currencies against the dollar overseas after the US Federal Reserve indicated interest rates would be hiked by mid-2015 and a rebound in the domestic stock market, supported the rupee.
Yesterday, the rupee had lost 8 paise to close at 63.61 against the dollar due to persistent capital outflows.
Meanwhile, the benchmark BSE Sensex regained the 27,000-mark by surging 395.67 points, or 1.48 per cent, to 27,105.80 in opening trade today.