The US dollar did not take much time to hit back at the Pakistani rupee in interbank trading on Thursday, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
As the business was set into motion, the US dollar was steady against the Pakistani rupee as it lost seven paisas and was being traded at Rs177.55. But hardly an hour later, the greenback rallied back and recovered all its losses and then went up by 13 paisas against the rupee.
At the moment the dollar was being traded at Rs177.75.
The previous day's close of the US dollar was Rs177.62.
Interbank closing #ExchangeRate for today:https://t.co/Fu5foZzlda pic.twitter.com/ktwbMb4lhZ
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