Forex & Exchange rate Analysis Pak Rupee V/S US Dollar (Friday 19 Sept, 2009)

On Friday Sept, 19, 2009, US Dollar taken strength against Pak Rupee, as per Foreign Currency Market expert that the demand of US Dollar against Pak Rupee is on rise which is the actual cause of taking Pak Rupee lower side. We have seen Rupee Falling against US Dollar in Interbank Market Continuously on Friday Pak Rupee Lose its strength and settled down on loss of 2 Paisa buying and selling into the market was 83.02 and 83.07

Exchange rates of forex against rupee

Updated at: 1335 PST, Tuesday, July 08, 2008
KARACHI: The exchange rates of foreign currencies against rupee at the onset of the open market today in the ready market and telegraphic transfer are dollar Rs.77, British Pound for Rs141.50, Euro for Rs112.50, Japanese Yen for Rs0.670, Emirates Dirham for Rs19.80, Saudi Riyal for Rs19.22, while Canadian dollar was sold at Rs 70.20.

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