The Indian rupee rebounded from its recent losing streak, closing 0.2% higher against the US dollar, due in part to weaker-than-expected US jobs data. The dollar index also dropped 0.9% on Friday, benefiting emerging market FX carry, bringing foreign investors back to the Indian market. The rupee far forward premiums have seen tracking the drop in near-maturity US yields.

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