KARACHI: The US dollar gained 56 paisa against the Pakistani rupee to close at Rs166.70 in the interbank market, according to media reports.
During early trading on the second business day of the week, the greenback, for a short span, traded below Rs 166 but regained its value afterwards.
Let it be known that the US dollar climbed 60 paisa in the interbank market yesterday and was traded at Rs166.14. On one occasion, it hit a high of Rs167.50.
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