 "Rupee trading marginally higher")
The rupee edges up to 60.11/12 per dollar versus Thursday's close of 60.14/15.
The rupee has traded in a tight 60.08 to 60.15 band so far in the session.
Importers particularly oil firms were seen buying dollars to meet month-end import commitments.
Most Asian currencies trading stronger against the dollar. The index of the dollar against six major currencies down 0.06 percent.
Traders will monitor the domestic share market for clues on the direction of foreign fund flows. The BSE Sensex is trading largely flat.
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