The U.S. dollar gained ground against peers on Tuesday, recovering from a 2-1/2 year low it had touched late last week.
The greenback firmed up despite a fairly steady equity markets amid positive news on the vaccine front.
The dollar index advanced to 91.02 in late morning trades, and was last seen at 90.95, up 0.17% from previous close.
Against the Euro, the dollar was flat at $1.2106, recovering from a low of $1.2134.
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