Dollar closed at 64.9750 against its opening at 64.7700.Dollar ends higher on rebounded during European trades on buying by nationalised banks likely to meet oil importers month-end dollar demand amid gains in the greenback. Dollar opened at one-month low Tuesday on overseas fund inflows into local debt after government announced lower-than-expected market borrowing in the first half of FY2019 amid selling by exporters selling for year end balance sheet purposes. Also, local stocks opened higher on optimism that the US and China are set to begin negotiations on trade, easing fears about a trade war among two largest economies.  "The year end dollar sell by exporters coupled with surge in yuan is resulting in rupee gains. Government also announced borrowing calendar for H1FY19 and the borrowings are far lower than market expectations. This is a very positive sign for bonds and for rupee,". Dollar index, which weighs greenback against a basket of six major currencies traded at 89.03 Tuesday compared to 89.21 at close of Indian Market Monday.The greenback remained subdued against its major peers as fears of a trade conflict between the US and China receded amid lack of US economic data. Investors await the release of US GDP and international trade data slated for release Wednesday, while weekly jobless claims and consumer sentiment on Thursday.

Sensex provisionally ends 130 points higher with 21 components in the green.

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 Asian stocks traded higher Tuesday tracking surge in US Stocks as trade tensions eased after comments from US official.