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Pak crushes US dollar: Greenback sheds Re1.15 to reach 101.6 in open market

byCustoms Today Report
08/12/2014
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KARACHI: Pakistani rupee Monday gained remarkable value against US dollar both in open market and in interbank despite Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s (PTI) call to shut down the country.

As per currency market, the US dollar shed Re1.15 to reach 101.65 in open market, while it lost 10 paisa in interbank to stand at 101.2 on the first trading day. On Friday, the US currency shed 30 paisa in interbank to reach 101.3 and gained 15 paisa in open market to stand at 102.75.

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