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Rupee remains firm vs dollar in interbank at 100.50, sheds 5 paisas in open market to reach 101.50

byCustoms Today Report
19/01/2015
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KARACHI: Pakistani rupee Monday remained steady against US dollar in interbank, however it lost value in open market.

As per the local currency market, the US dollar remained unchanged in interbank at 100.50 and gained 5 paisas in open market to reach 101.50. On the last trading day, the greenback gained 15 paisas in open market to reach Rs101.45 and lost 30 paisas in interbank to stand at 100.50.

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