Karachi:
The dollar has reached the highest level in the history of the country. The value of the dollar against the Pakistani rupee continues to rise. In the last four days, the dollar has gone up to Rs 6 .
According to media reports, the dollar has risen by Rs 1.33 in the interbank market, after which the dollar has risen to Rs 187.25. The dollar has risen for the fourth day in a row in the current business week and in four days the dollar has risen by Rs5.70.
According to a report released yesterday, the Pakistani rupee has depreciated against the dollar in the interbank and local open currency markets. According to a report by the Forex Association of Pakistan, the dollar rose 1.50 paise against the rupee in the interbank market on Wednesday, taking the buying price of the dollar from Rs 184.40 to Rs 185.80 and the selling price from Rs 184.50 to Rs 186. Similarly, with the increase of Rs 1.20, the buying price of dollar in the local open currency market increased from Rs 184 to Rs 185 and the selling price increased from Rs 185 to Rs 186.20.
According to the Forex report, the value of Euro increased by Rs. It also rose to Rs. 243. In addition, gold in the global market fell by ڈالر 22 to 195 1954 per ounce, after which gold also became cheaper in the domestic barter markets.
According to the report of All Pakistan Supreme Council Jewelers Association, the price of one tola of gold fell by Rs 150 in the domestic barter markets on Wednesday, after which the price of one tola of gold fell to Rs 133,150.
