The greenback has so far lost Rs46.50 since its peak
KARACHI - The Pakistani rupee is continuing its upward trajectory against the US dollar in the interbank and open markets today.
During intra-day trading, the dollar lost Rs0.88 against rupee and was being traded at Rs286.90 in the interbank market and Rs286.50 in the open market at 11am. During the previous week, the local unit improved another 1.4 per cent to settle at 287.74 against the greenback in the inter-bank market, extending its winning run to 17 successive sessions.
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