On Thursday, the US currency started trading at Rs287.75 after registering a rise of 29 paisas in the interbank market, as per currency dealers. At the closing time of trading on the previous day, the greenback had lost 45 paisas and was traded at Rs287.46. After a steady rise for almost a week, the US dollar lost some ground against the Pakistani rupee, as it registered a dip on the third day of the business week. In the open market, the dollar remained steady at Rs295, according to currency dealers.

 Credit: Independent News Pakistan (INP)