A representational image of a currency dealer counting Rs500 notes. — AFP/File
The Pakistani rupee continued its downward spiral against the US dollar in the interbank market during intraday trade, Thursday, despite assurances by Finance Minister Mifta Ismail that pressure on the rupee will soon “vanish”.
The rupee was trading at Rs238 against the US dollar in the interbank market during intraday trade amid the ongoing economic and political uncertainty in the country.
The domestic currency lost 1.98 during the intraday trade. The local unit closed at 236.02 per dollar a day earlier. It fell by 1.31% during the session.
