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Dollar appreciates by Rs3 in interbank market after Dar’s departure, amid rise in demand

  • The greenback closed at Rs291.51 against the rupee in the interbank market as compared to Friday’s close of Rs288.49
  • Under a $3 billion IMF deal, Pakistan is required to keep exchange rate gap between open and interbank market at 1.5%
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Pakistan’s central bank restricts export of US currency notes amid shortage of greenback in open market

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Pakistani currency gains some ground against dollar after IMF approves $1.1 billion disbursement 

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Pakistan’s finance minister blames ‘political turmoil’ for depreciation of national currency

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Pakistan’s national currency hits new historic low at Rs195.74

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Pakistan rupee continues slide to historic lows against greenback as 2021 draws to close

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Pakistani currency hits new all-time low amid prolonged IMF talks, rising import bill

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Pakistan’s rupee rebounds on $4.2 billion Saudi support package

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Pakistani rupee hits historic low as outcome of IMF talks remains uncertain

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Pakistan's rupee drops to record low on reports IMF tranche talks failed

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Pakistani rupee continues plunge to reach all-time low against US dollar

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