The rupee closed at 86.80 against the greenback as compared to the previous closing of 87.01, gaining for the three consecutive trading days in a row.
However, the concerns over a weakening currency are still not over yet.
“This is a temporary correction. The currency may come under pressure again till there is dollar inflows on a sustained basis,” currency risk management advisor KN Dey said.
On Monday, the rupee saw the intra-day peak at 86.7625, its highest since February 24.
Dealers said that the central bank perhaps bought dollars at this level, a step to rebuild forex reserves.