Reuters Market Eye - The rupee gives up early losses of as much as 59.79 to trade higher at 59.48/49, as domestic shares and bonds recover from a recent sell-off in line with a recovery in global risk assets.
Traders say the improved global sentiment, and not RBI intervention, is behind the rise.
U.S. 10-year Treasury prices gained on Monday, sending yields higher and helping ease concerns about a narrowing differential with Indian yields, which had been a key reason behind the recent foreign sell-off of domestic assets.
A trader with a foreign bank says the pair could find support at 59.10 levels.
The dollar index is down 0.18 percent.
(Reporting by Shamik Paul)
