KARACHI: The US dollar lost Rs 1.34 in the inter-bank currency exchange on Wednesday, reaching Rs 101 mark as rupee strengthened despite the miserable condition of economy amid the recent political turmoil.
On Tuesday, the US dollar has lost 96 paisas against Pakistani rupee in inter-bank market and was at 102.34. The rate of US dollar in open market is Rs 101.5 and in TT dollar sold at Rs 101.7.
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