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Rupee further sheds 5 paisa, US dollar nears 103

byCustoms Today Report
15/10/2014
in Currencies, Latest News, Markets
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LAHORE: Pakistani rupee Wednesday further depreciated against US dollar in open market, but remained stable in interbank.

According to local currency market, US dollar gained 5 paisa in open market and reached 102.95, however, remained unchanged in interbank at 102.7.On Tuesday, US dollar gained 5 paisa in open market to reach 102.9, but remained stable in interbank at 102.7.

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