The Pakistan rupee continued its upward momentum against the dollar in the interbank market for the eighth consecutive session on Tuesday.
The rupee was changing hands at Rs225.5 per dollar after gaining 1.79 during the early trade in the interbank market at around 10am.
The greenback has lost Rs13.71 against the local unit since September 2 and due to the massive decline in the value of dollar, the county’s overall debt has been slashed by whooping Rs1700 billion.
A day earlier, Finance Minister Ishaq Dar accused PTI Chairman Imran Khan of destroying the economy and assured the nation that he would bring the dollar below 200.
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