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Rupee gains value against dollar to stand at 101.50

byCustoms Today Report
21/11/2014
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KARACHI: Pakistani rupee gained value against US dollar in interbank, but weakened in open market on Friday, the last trading day.

As per the local currency market, the US dollar lost 15 paisa to stand at 101.50, while it gained 20 paisa to reach 102.50. On Thursday, dollar dipped in interbank while it took strength in open market against rupee as it was traded at Rs101.65 in interbank, and was traded at Rs102.30 in open market.

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