Rupee decline against dollar continues

The upsurge of the US dollar against the Pak rupee continued on Wednesday with the US dollar gaining 24 paisa.
Today’s closing rate was PKR 154.7731 against yesterday closing of PKR 154.5364. Earlier in this month PKR has made high of PKR 152.28.

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Rupee decline against dollar continues

Rupee decline 24 paisa against dollar, 37 paisa in two consecutive days

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