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Currency: Rupee weakens against dollar
The State Bank of Pakistan has maintained that the slide in the rupee’s value is due to supply and demand dynamics
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
Since December, the rupee has cumulatively shed close to 9% of its value
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
Market rumours suggest the move is part of IMF’s conditions
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
Since December, the rupee has cumulatively shed close to 9% of its value
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
The rupee has cumulatively shed close to 9% of its value
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Currency: Rupee weakens against dollar
The rupee has cumulatively shed close to 9% of its value
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Currency: Rupee weakens against dollar
The rupee has cumulatively shed close to 9% of its value
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
The rupee has cumulatively shed close to 9% of its value
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Govt uses ‘best tool in hand’, allows rupee fall
Currency ends at Rs115 in the inter-bank market
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
In the last couple of months, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4% of its value
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
The SBP has maintained that the slide in the rupee’s value is due to supply and demand dynamics of foreign exchange
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
In the last couple of months, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4% of its value
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Currency: Rupee weakens against dollar
In the last couple of months, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4% of its value
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Currency: Rupee strengthens against dollar
The SBP has maintained that the slide in the rupee’s value is due to supply and demand dynamics of foreign exchange
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
In the last couple of months, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4%
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
In the last couple of months, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4% of its value
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Currency: Rupee weakens against dollar
Rupee weakened against the dollar at Rs110.4/110.6
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
Rupee remained stable against the dollar at Rs110.3/110.5
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
In the last couple of months, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4% of its value
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
Rupee remained stable against the dollar at Rs110.3/110.5 in inter-bank market
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
In the last couple of months, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4% of its value
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Currency: Rupee strengthens against dollar
In the last couple of months, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4% of its value
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Currency: Rupee weakens against dollar
In the last couple of months, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4% of its value
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
In the last couple of months, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4% of its value
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
In the last couple of months, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4% of its value
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
In the last couple of months, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4% of its value
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
In the last couple of months, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4% of its value
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
In the last couple of months, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4%
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
In the last couple of months, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4% of its value
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
In the last couple of months, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4%
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
The SBP maintains that slide has been due to demand and supply factors
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
SBP maintains that slide in rupee is due to demand-supply in fluctuating Forex inter-bank market
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Dr Ishrat Husain calls for more trade in Chinese yuan
Believes diversification of foreign reserves will create more options for Pakistan
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Currency: Rupee strengthens against dollar
In the last couple of months the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4% of its value
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Currency: Rupee weakens against dollar
The SBP has maintained that the slide in the rupee’s value is due to supply and demand dynamics of foreign exchange
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
In the last few weeks, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4%
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
SBP maintains that slide in rupee value is due to supply and demand dynamics of Forex
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Currency: Rupee strengthens against dollar
The SBP has maintained that the slide in the rupee’s value is due to supply and demand dynamics of foreign exchange
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
After a slump, the rupee stabilizes against dollar
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
The SBP has maintained that the slide in the rupee’s value is due to supply and demand dynamics of foreign exchange
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Rupee weakens against dollar
In the past few weeks rupee has shed 4% of its value
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Pakistani exporters look to benefit as ‘currency war’ gains traction
Weakening US dollar against other currencies to provide traders with opportunity
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
Rupee shed over 4% its value after central bank abstained from intervening to pressure built to account deficit
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
In the last few weeks, the rupee has cumulatively shed over 4% of its value
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Using Yuan will help provide better conditions for bilateral trade: Chinese spokesperson
Encourages market players of the two countries to settle bilateral trade and investment in local currencies
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
Market rumours suggest the move is part of IMF’s conditions for another bailout package
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Currency: Rupee weakens against dollar
Market rumours suggest the move is part of IMF’s conditions for another bailout package
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Currency: Rupee gains against dollar
Market rumours suggest the move is part of IMF’s conditions for another bailout package
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Currency: Rupee strengthens against dollar
Market rumours suggest the move is part of IMF’s conditions for another bailout package
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Currency: Rupee stable against dollar
Market rumours suggest the move is part of IMF’s conditions for another bailout package