ISLAMABAD, Pakistan – In interbank trade on Friday, the Pakistan Rupee fell by 94 paisas versus the US Dollar, finishing at Rs 186.62, down from Rs 185.68 the previous day.
According to the Forex Association of Pakistan (FAP), the open market buying and selling rates for the dollar were Rs 185.5 and Rs 186.5, respectively.
The price of the Euro increased by 27 paisas and concluded at Rs 196.02, up from Rs 195.75 the previous day.
The Japanese Yen stayed steady to settle at Rs 1.43, while the British Pound fell by Rs 3.58 to Rs 229.88, compared to its previous close of Rs 233.46.
Emirates Dirham and Saudi Riyal exchange rates rose by 25 paisas to Rs 50.80 and Rs 49.75, respectively.
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