It was the highest day-on-day depreciation after June 26, 2019, when the currency fell by Rs6.80. Meanwhile, the Pakistan Stock Exchange witnessed a negative trend as the KSE-100 index fell 248 points to 40,140 points.
The ruling PML-N’s thumping in the Punjab by-elections has triggered political uncertainty along with import pressure taking the Pakistani rupee on a downward trajectory. Analysts believe, however, that the domestic political and economic situation are not the only factors at play.
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