Dollar starts falling again in interbank

Karachi: The dollar has once again started to fall against Pakistani rupee in the interbank as the foreign currency has become cheaper by Rs0.91 in early trade today (Thursday).

After a fall of Rs0.91, dollar has settled at Rs276.50 in interbank.

Earlier on yesterday (Wednesday), the dollar closed at Rs277.41 in the interbank market, after becoming expensive by Rs1.97.

It is pertinent to note that after the stand-by agreement between Pakistan and International Monetary Fund (IMF), the value of dollar was observed to get cheaper by Rs10.55 in interbank a day ago.