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Pakistani rupee appreciates against USD in interbank
The dollar is down by Rs1.10 to settle at Rs 292.90 in the open market.
Karachi: The value of Pakistani rupee appreciated against American dollar in interbank on Thursday.
According to details, one US dollar is available at Rs284.95 at Interbank by getting down by Rs1.67.
Earlier on Wednesday, one US dollar closed at Rs286.62 in Interbank yesterday.
On the other hand, the dollar is down by Rs1.10 to settle at Rs 292.90 in the open market.
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