Rupee stable against dollar
IMF asks Pakistan to end state control of rupee
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KARACHI:
The rupee remained stable against the dollar at Rs160.25/160.75 in the inter-bank market on Wednesday compared with Tuesday’s close of Rs160.25/160.75, according to forex.pk.
Earlier, the SBP let the rupee depreciate massively in the inter-bank market after finalising an agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a loan programme on May 12.
Rupee recovers, closes at 160.05 against dollar
The IMF has asked Pakistan to end state control of the rupee and let the currency move freely to find its equilibrium against the US dollar and other major world currencies.
Also, the World Bank, which finances some of the infrastructure and social safety net projects in Pakistan, has supported the idea of leaving the rupee free from state control in a bid to give much-needed boost to exports and fix a faltering economy.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 25th, 2019.
The rupee remained stable against the dollar at Rs160.25/160.75 in the inter-bank market on Wednesday compared with Tuesday’s close of Rs160.25/160.75, according to forex.pk.
Earlier, the SBP let the rupee depreciate massively in the inter-bank market after finalising an agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for a loan programme on May 12.
Rupee recovers, closes at 160.05 against dollar
The IMF has asked Pakistan to end state control of the rupee and let the currency move freely to find its equilibrium against the US dollar and other major world currencies.
Also, the World Bank, which finances some of the infrastructure and social safety net projects in Pakistan, has supported the idea of leaving the rupee free from state control in a bid to give much-needed boost to exports and fix a faltering economy.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 25th, 2019.