Rupee ends higher on foreign, state-run banks' dollar sales; rises on week



The Indian rupee rose on Friday, bolstered by dollar sales from foreign and state-run banks and after the Indian central bank kept rates unchanged for a seventh consecutive meeting.The rupee closed at 83.2950 against the U.S dollar, up nearly 0.2% compared with its close of 83.4375 in the previous session.The currency logged a gain of 0.1% week-on-week, rebounding from a record low of 83.4550 hit on Thursday.