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Pak rupee crosses Rs104 mark in cash-free market

byCustoms Today Report
21/08/2015
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KARACHI: The Pakistani rupee further depreciated against the US dollar in cash-free market.

According to the local currency market, the US dollar gained 10 paisas in open market to be traded at 104.05 and remained unchanged in interbank at 101.80. On Thursday, the greenback commenced the trading at Rs101.65 for buying and with 5 paisas variation in value closed at Rs101.60 for buying and Rs101.80 for selling. In open market, the dollar began the trading at Rs103.60 for buying and closed at Rs103.70 for buying with 10 paisas change and closed at Rs103.95 for selling.

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