Mumbai, Sept. 25 -- The Indian rupee is seen recovering lost momentum in opening trades on Thursday tracking a mild pullback in dollar overseas and falling international oil prices. However, sluggish local equities amid weak cues from global markets and amid mixed signals on U.S.-India trade talks could cap upside in the counter. INR opened at Rs 88.65 per dollar and recovered further to a high of 88.61 so far during the day. Yesterday, rupee recovered 2 paise from its all-time closing low to settle at 88.71 against the US dollar, as steep tariffs and H-1B visa related issues kept the domestic unit under pressure. The domestic currency is hovering near its all-time low level on sustained foreign fund outflows amid investors' risk-aversion...