The Indian rupee fell to around 95.25 per dollar, retreating from four-week highs as Brent crude rebounded above $83 a barrel and renewed concerns over India's import bill and inflation outlook. Oil extended gains for a third straight session after a roughly 4% rise on Thursday, with fears of supply disruption increasing after Iran and Oman proposed restrictions on vessels deemed hostile. Investors were also cautious ahead of the U.S. July nonfarm payrolls report, with economists expecting 80,000 jobs after 57,000 in June and the unemployment rate to hold at 4.2%, a reading that could influence expectations for further Federal Reserve rate hikes. Traders continued to watch Reserve Bank of India dollar sales after recent intervention helped lift the rupee to a one-month high, though persistent demand for dollars suggested the currency's near-term path would still depend on RBI support.