KARACHI: The Pakistani rupee recovered from a declining trend against United States (US) dollar, pound, euro and other foreign currencies in the interbank and open market during the week ended on Friday, ARY NEWS reported.
The US dollar rose by Rs0.5 in the interbank and declined by Rs1.60 in the open market during the last week ending on Friday.
A weekly report showing a change in currencies highlighted that the US dollar rose by upto Rs171 in the interbank during the week, witnessing an Rs0.5 increase from Rs170.5 in the previous week.
Interbank closing #ExchangeRate for today: https://t.co/Jv9I9Uh9gr pic.twitter.com/qbl36wy3Ts
— SBP (@StateBank_Pak) October 8, 2021
The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) intervention also stabilized a difference in dollar rate against the rupee in the interbank and open market.
In the open market, the dollar shed Rs1.6 against the rupee to close at Rs171 on Friday.
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The Euro, British Pound and Emarati Dirham also shed their value by Rs2, Rs0.50 and Rs0.30 against rupee to close at Rs198.5, Rs234 and Rs47.90 respectively.
The Saudi Riyal also lost its value by Rs0.50 during the last week and was traded at Rs45.5 during the last day of the week.
