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Rupee hits back, gains 96 paisas against dollar

byCustoms Today Report
26/08/2014
in Breaking News, Currencies, Markets
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KARACHI: The US dollar lost 96 paisa in the inter-bank currency exchange on Tuesday, reaching Rs 102.34 mark as rupee strengthened despite the prolonged sit-ins in the capital.

On Monday, though, the US dollar gained 63 paisas against Pakistani rupee in inter-bank market and was at 103.30, on Tuesday it lost 96 paisas to stand at 102.34 against rupee.

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