As political unrest plagues markets, the Pakistani rupee plunged to its all-time low of 300 versus the US dollar during intraday trade today after dipping below 296 at 12:10 PM.
The interbank rate lost Rs. 10 during the first few hours of intraday trade today, falling to Rs. 300.25 at 1:30 PM, down by 3.3 percent. After opening at 306, open market rates for the dollar reached a peak of 310–315 across many currency counters. The dollar has been difficult to sell because of the bleak prognosis for the world’s most popular currency.
Due to market fluctuations, US dollars are not presently accessible.