MUMBAI: The Indian rupee posted its biggest single-day fall in four months on Friday, as the dollar's strength against global currencies and demand from oil and gold importers offset gains in domestic shares that have been driven by strong foreign flows.The drop led the currency to post its biggest weekly fall in six months.The yen slid to a four-year low against the dollar on Friday after better US data sparked talk the Federal Reserve may scale back monetary easing and signs emerged that Japanese investors were buying more foreign assets.Dealers said there was also good demand seen for the greenback from corporates, particularly commodities-based sectors like gold and oil."I expect gold demand from banks to peak in the coming days as banks will import more gold before the restriction on their import of gold becomes effective," said Pramod Patil, assistant vice-president, forex and money markets at United Overseas Bank.The central ...
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