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Dollar continues weakening PKR in interbank
The greenback closed at Rs278.50
Karachi: The US dollar continued weakening the Pakistani Rupee on Thursday, gaining 10 paise in the interbank trading session.
According to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), the greenback closed at Rs278.50 after gaining 10 paise in value against the local currency.
On Wednesday, the dollar also gained 10 paise to close at Rs278.40.
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