The rupee showed no change against the dollar on the money market on Saturday in the process of trading activity, dealers said.
In the final US trade, the dollar reached two-month peaks on Friday, as better-than-expected US growth data did not alter the view the Federal Reserve would soon lower rates for the first time in a decade.
The dollar's rise was also helped by widening yield differentials between US and German debt. Spreads were holding at two-month highs at 250.5 basis points.
Investors were disappointed by a lack of policy action from the European Central Bank at a meeting on Thursday.
Their attention will now shift to a Federal Reserve meeting next week, where policymakers are expected to cut interest rates by 25 basis points to 2.00%-2.25 percent.
While US gross domestic product slowed less than what economists polled by Reuters had forecast, it will likely not diminish the prevalent view among policymakers that a rate cut is needed to counter risk from trade conflicts and softening global demand, analysts said.
Data showed US GDP grew at a 2.1% annualized rate in the second quarter, weaker than the 3.1% pace in the first quarter but stronger than the 1.8% projected by economists polled by Reuters.

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