KARACHI: The Pakistani rupee's slide continued for a third day on Wednesday, with increased import payments, negative sentiment about regional currencies and a bleak outlook for the country's...
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November 30, 2011
KARACHI: The Pakistani rupee's slide continued for a third day on Wednesday, with increased import payments, negative sentiment about regional currencies and a bleak outlook for the country's economy driving it to a record low of 88.40 to the dollar.
The rupee was trading at 88.40/50 to the dollar at 11:14 a.m. (0614 GMT), compared with Tuesday's close of 88.25/30.