Rupee slips to new all-time low

Demand for the foreign currency stands higher compared to its supply


Our Correspondent December 08, 2021

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KARACHI:

The rupee weakened against the US dollar at Rs176.78 in the inter-bank market on Tuesday compared with Monday’s close of Rs176.48, according to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).

This is an all-time low value for Pakistani currency as demand for the foreign currency stands higher compared to its supply in the wake of expanding current account deficit, swelling imports, rising global commodity prices and uncertainty about the resumption of IMF loan programme.

Published in The Express Tribune, December 8th, 2021.

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COMMENTS (1)

Fayaz Khan | 2 years ago | Reply Why Google and Pakistani media shared every five minutes 3 time Pakistani rupees status. All currencies getting up and down. Don t share such a kind of news which make people frustrated and tension.
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