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Pak rupee depreciates against dollar in open market, loses 10 paisas to reach 102.85

byCustoms Today Report
17/04/2015
in Currencies, Latest News, Markets
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KARACHI: Pakistani rupee lost value against the US dollar in open market, however, it remained stable in interbank on Friday, the last trading day.

As per the currency market, the greenback gained 10 paisas in open market to reach 102.85 and remained unchanged in interbank at 101.50. On Thursday, the US dollar lost 10 paisas in interbank to be traded at 101.50 and 5 paisas in open market to close at 102.75.

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