The Pakistani rupee gained three paisas against the US dollar on Thursday, closing at Rs. 276.92 in the interbank market for its 262nd consecutive session of gains.

The rupee has continued to strengthen against the dollar since December 25, 2025.

Among other major currencies, the Australian dollar recorded the biggest decline, falling Rs. 2.24 to Rs. 191.91.

The rupee also gained 22 paisas against the British pound, which closed at Rs. 367.18. It strengthened by around two paisas against the UAE dirham to Rs. 75.39.

However, the rupee weakened against several other currencies. The euro rose 72 paisas to Rs. 310.78, while the Canadian dollar increased by 18 paisas to Rs. 195.02.

The Saudi riyal gained around two paisas to reach Rs. 73.77, while the Chinese yuan edged up slightly to Rs. 41.38. The Malaysian ringgit also rose marginally to Rs. 67.87.