During early trading on Friday, the rupee depreciated 6 paise against the US dollar, weighed down by a strong American currency and high crude oil prices.

According to forex traders, the rupee is expected to trade slightly negative with strong US dollar and weak Asian and European currencies.

At the interbank foreign exchange market, the domestic currency started at 83.57 against the US dollar and reached a high of 83.55, marking a 6 paise decrease from its last closing value.

Similarly, Brent crude futures and the global oil benchmark, were also trading down by 0.01 percent at $85.07 per barrel.

Check out the latest exchange rates here:

US Dollar - 83.630192

Euro - 91.045814

British Pound - 108.147919

Australian Dollar - 56.026207

Canadian Dollar - 61.014373

Singapore Dollar - 62.191978

Swiss Franc - 94.031543

Malaysian Ringgit - 17.882984

Japanese Yen - 0.530117

Chinese Yuan Renminbi - 11.507130