The Pakistani rupee gained a 0.15% against the US dollar in the initial trading hours on Tuesday, reaching 283.48 at 10 am in the inter-bank market.
This reflects a gain of Re0.42 compared to the previous day’s closing rate.
On Monday, the rupee had witnessed a marginal decline, closing at 283.90 against the US dollar.
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