US Dollar jumps back against Pakistani Rupee
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The Wednesday morning trading session witnessed initial volatility in the value of the US Dollar relative to the Pakistani Rupee. In the interbank market, the American currency began at Rs279.30, initially experiencing a modest decline of 13 paisas against the Pakistani Rupee. However, within moments, it rebounded, surging by 57 paisas and settling at Rs280.
During the prior trading session on Tuesday morning, the US dollar's value was Rs279.50, having incurred a loss of 38 paisas in the interbank market, according to currency dealers in Karachi.
The trading session on Tuesday concluded with the US dollar at Rs279.43, marking an increase of 31 paisas.
In the open market, the dollar demonstrated a gain of 50 paisas, initiating trading at Rs281.50. Over the past week, the interbank exchange rate for the dollar experienced a notable cumulative increase of more than Rs1.19, ultimately closing at Rs278.80 at the week's end.
This fluctuation in exchange rates has captured market attention, impacting trade and finance.
