KARACHI: The Pakistani rupee saw a slight decline against the US dollar on Tuesday, slipping by 0.08% in the interbank market.
By the end of the trading session, the local currency closed at 283.41, down by Re0.24 compared to the previous close of 283.17 on Monday.
Globally, the US dollar edged up modestly, while most other currencies traded within narrow ranges as investors remained cautious amid continued Middle East tensions and awaited key central bank policy decisions.
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