Mumbai, June 25 -- The Indian rupee recovered further in opening trades on Wednesday, appreciating under Rs 86 per dollar mark tracking weakness in dollar overseas and improving risk sentiment. INR opened at Rs 86.00 and climbed to a high of 85.92 so far during the day. Positive cues from equities and oil prices off recent surge also benefited gains in the local unit. Yesterday, rupee rebounded from record low level and closed with a steep gain of 75 paise at 86.03 against the US dollar as global crude oil prices went down following hopes of deescalation in Middle East tensions. Brent crude, the global oil benchmark, plummeted 3.6 per cent under USD 69 per barrel in futures trade as US President Donald Trump announced that Iran and Israel...