The local currency then closed at Rs280.42 compared to Rs280.45 a day earlier, the Forex Association of Pakistan reported.

The Dollar’s buying rate in the open market was Rs281.3, while the selling rate was Rs283.2, showing a slight variation from the interbank movement.

The Euro fell by 10 paisa and ended at Rs327.07, according to data shared by the State Bank of Pakistan.

The Japanese Yen gained 01 paisa to settle at Rs1.81, showing only a minor shift in value.

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Meanwhile, the British Pound strengthened by Rs0.27 and closed at Rs374.39, rising from its earlier level of Rs374.12.

The Emirates Dirham recorded a slip of 01 paisa to close at Rs76.35, whereas the Saudi Riyal remained unchanged at Rs74.72, reflecting a stable trend.

The small rise in the Rupee shows the market is still trying to find direction. Some currencies gained while others slipped, which points to mixed market signals. Traders will watch the Dollar closely to see if this small change turns into a stronger trend.