The Pakistani rupee extended its winning streak against the US dollar to 266 consecutive days on Wednesday, gaining another paisa in the interbank market.

The rupee closed at Rs. 276.86 against the dollar, compared with Rs. 276.8714 a day earlier. It has recorded gains against the greenback every trading day since December 25, 2025.

However, the rupee weakened against several other major currencies during the session.

Rupee Performance Against Other Currencies

The rupee lost Rs. 1.20 against the British pound, which rose to Rs. 370.70. The Australian dollar gained around 99 paisas to reach Rs. 194.52.

The euro increased by around eight paisas to Rs. 310.65, while the Canadian dollar rose by nearly three paisas to Rs. 197.00.

The rupee posted small gains against the UAE dirham and Saudi riyal, with their rates settling at Rs. 75.3784 and Rs. 73.8030, respectively.

The Malaysian ringgit rose slightly to Rs. 67.8490, while the Chinese yuan edged up to Rs. 41.4602.

The currency figures show that the rupee’s latest gain was limited to the US dollar and a few other currencies, while it lost ground against the pound, Australian dollar, euro, Canadian dollar, Malaysian ringgit and Chinese yuan.