The Pakistani Rupee rebounded against the US dollar on Thursday, breaking its three-session losing streak, per the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).
According to the central bank, the local currency advanced by Rs2.18, closing at Rs287.20 against the US dollar.
Forex dealers reported that the Pakistani rupee is trading at Rs291 in the open market. On the previous Wednesday, the rupee had closed at Rs289.38 per dollar in the interbank market, experiencing a fall from Rs287.54 the day before.
