Rupee extends losses against dollar, falls by Rs3.42 in interbank
According to experts, the dollar saw the rise due to imports opening up gradually and the letters of credits retiring.
According to experts, the dollar saw the rise due to imports opening up gradually and the letters of credits retiring.
The Pakistan Stock Exchange’s benchmark index opened on a positive note but turned bearish within minutes.
The central bank said the decision reflected the “deterioration in inflation outlook” and its expectation amid recent external and fiscal adjustments.
Data compiled by financial data and analytics portal Mettis Global showed the rupee's value has declined 13.9 per cent since July 1.
An expert noted the recovery was due to a sharp drop in import payments after all letters of credit for oil in July were cleared and exporters rushed to close their open positions.