The Pakistani rupee (PKR) extended its winning streak against the US dollar for the 264th consecutive day on Monday, closing at 276.9022 after gaining around one paisa.

The rupee also recovered against the euro, which fell by around 91 paisas against the local currency to close at 310.4213.

The euro came under pressure amid violent protests in France. According to the BBC, French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez said police had “lost control,” while the head of France’s Chambers of Commerce and Industry said the demonstrations had directly affected 2,000 businesses.

The rupee has recorded consistent gains against the US dollar since December 25, 2025.

Other Currencies

The rupee lost around three paisas against the British pound, which closed at 368.8753. It also weakened by Rs. 1.0061 against the Canadian dollar, which reached 196.4961.

Against the Australian dollar, the rupee lost 49 paisas, with the currency closing at 193.1947.

The rupee gained around one paisa against the UAE dirham, which closed at 75.3927. It remained almost unchanged against the Saudi riyal at 73.7914.