The Pakistani rupee maintained its stability on Thursday, the fourth working day of the week, after regaining ground versus the US dollar in the interbank market.
Details indicate that the local currency rose by Rs3.12 versus the US dollar and was trading at roughly Rs229 at the time. The rupee had a Tuesday closing value of Rs232.12, according to statistics from Pakistan’s central bank.
With the most recent advances, the rupee has now returned to its record high of Rs239.94 by a total of Rs10.94.
Dar, who took over as finance minister from Dr. Miftah Ismail, declared on Wednesday that one of his primary goals is enhancing the value of the local currency.
