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Drop comes due to external debt repayment of $301 million

Drop comes on account of external debt repayments of $1.67 billion

Currency falls below 165 in intra-day trade before recovering

Currency depreciates due to increase in demand for foreign currency after PM eased lockdown

Decline comes due to high demand and low supply for foreign currency

Currency slides for second straight day as dollar demand-supply gap widens

Dips Rs1.06 in inter-bank market due to low inflow of foreign currency

Drop comes on account of external debt repayments

Oil price fall hits commodity currencies

Inflows may help rupee to strengthen against dollar in short run

Currency depreciates in wake of surge in dollar demand, sluggish inflows

SBP let the rupee depreciate massively in the inter-bank market after finalisation of an agreement with IMF

Cumulatively, the rupee has depreciated almost 49% since December 2017

Appreciation was seen after international oil traded negative on May futures

The local currency had closed at Rs166.88 on Thursday

Country makes international payments while significant inflows are in offing

Closes at Rs167.9 in inter-bank market against the greenback

Decline led by selling of debt and equities; reserves likely to fall further

It comes as foreign investors pull out $2b from Pakistan’s debt market

Recovery seen following intervention by central bank

Central bank intervenes by supplying dollars to meet demand

Slide attributed to panic accumulation of greenback in the wake of virus hitting global economies

Latest drop comes on back of cut in interest rate

Benchmark index dives 1,336 points to below 28,000 despite policy rate cut

Foreign selling of T-bills, divestment at PSX drag down currency

Currency dealers meet SBP high-up to discuss issue

Pressure mounts as foreigners pull out investment amid virus fears

Global economy tumbling due to the coronavirus outbreak, Pakistan is also feeling the impact

Currency loses Rs2.34 to close at Rs156.58 in inter-bank market

Cumulatively, the rupee has depreciated almost 49% since December 2017

Cumulatively, the rupee has depreciated almost 49% since December 2017, according to the central bank

The dollar is now just a piece of paper with the promise to pay, but with no backing of gold

Central bank cites no reason for increase in reserves

Assumptions suggest average exchange rate of Rs160.64 to a dollar by end of FY20

Later, it is feared to return to depreciation phase in Q4

Move comes to circumvent US sanctions against trade with Iran by avoiding use of dollar

Central bank cites official inflows as reason for increase

Central bank cites no reason for the increase

OMC also suffers loss of over Rs800m in LNG business in Q1

Central bank cites no reason for improvement

May strengthen further on expectations of foreign currency inflows

Cumulatively, the rupee has depreciated almost 49% since December 2017, according to the central bank.

IMF has asked Pakistan to end state control of the rupee and let the currency move freely

After the SBP let the rupee depreciate massively in the inter-bank market following agreement with IMF

Central bank cites debt repayment as reason for decline

IMF has asked Pakistan to end state control of the rupee

Cumulatively, the rupee has depreciated almost 49% since December

Okays another one to enhance punishment of money launderers

IMF has asked Pakistan to end state control of the rupee

Cumulatively, the rupee has depreciated almost 49% since December 2017