The rupee resumed higher at 59.90 per dollar as against the last closing level of 60.08 at the Interbank Foreign Exchange market.
It was quoting quoting at 59.91 per dollar at 1015 hours.
The domestic unit hovered in a range of 59.99-59.78 per dollar during the morning trade.
In New York market, the dollar fell against yen last Friday after the employment report showed the US added fewer jobs in March than had been expected, prompting some traders to delay expectations for when the Federal Reserve could hike rates.
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