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Pak Currency Plunges To 262 Against Dollar Amid IMF Aid Uncertainty
Cash-strapped Pakistan's currency depreciated to its lowest against the US dollar on Friday in the interbank and open market and closed at Rs 262.6.
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Rupee Weakens To 64.83 Against Dollar
On Monday, the rupee had lost 6 paise to end at 64.79 against the US currency due to fag-end dollar demand from importers and corporates.
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Rupee Jumps Sharply Against Dollar After Falling To 2-Month Low
Meanwhile, the dollar hovered close to an eight-week high against the yen.
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Rupee Rebounds To 63.96 Against US Dollar
The dollar's weakness against some currencies overseas and early gains in the domestic equity market supported the rupee.
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Investors Rate Rupee First In Poll As Asia Currencies Edge Out Others
India's rupee and the Indonesian rupiah -- the region's two highest-yielding currencies -- took first and third place in the poll, in which 18 investors, traders and strategists were asked to gauge the resilience of currencies when it comes to a suite of risk factors looming in the second half.
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Pak Currency Plunges To 262 Against Dollar Amid IMF Aid Uncertainty
Cash-strapped Pakistan's currency depreciated to its lowest against the US dollar on Friday in the interbank and open market and closed at Rs 262.6.
-
Rupee Weakens To 64.83 Against Dollar
On Monday, the rupee had lost 6 paise to end at 64.79 against the US currency due to fag-end dollar demand from importers and corporates.
-
Rupee Jumps Sharply Against Dollar After Falling To 2-Month Low
Meanwhile, the dollar hovered close to an eight-week high against the yen.
-
Rupee Rebounds To 63.96 Against US Dollar
The dollar's weakness against some currencies overseas and early gains in the domestic equity market supported the rupee.
-
Investors Rate Rupee First In Poll As Asia Currencies Edge Out Others
India's rupee and the Indonesian rupiah -- the region's two highest-yielding currencies -- took first and third place in the poll, in which 18 investors, traders and strategists were asked to gauge the resilience of currencies when it comes to a suite of risk factors looming in the second half.
