The Pakistani rupee continued its gradual appreciation against the US dollar on Tuesday, closing at 276.8022 in the interbank market and extending its winning streak to 270 consecutive days.

The local currency gained 0.0096 rupee against the dollar during the session, equivalent to just under one paisa. The rupee has recorded successive gains since December 25, 2025.

The latest exchange-rate data also showed gains against several other major currencies.

The rupee strengthened by Rs. 1.5608 against the euro, while it gained around 70 paisas against the British pound. It also appreciated by 4.82 paisas against the Australian dollar and 4.91 paisas against the Canadian dollar.

Against Gulf currencies, the rupee gained 0.98 paisa against the UAE dirham and remained almost unchanged against the Saudi riyal, with a marginal movement of 0.06 paisa in its favor.

The rupee also strengthened against the Malaysian ringgit, with the exchange rate declining from 67.7464 to 67.7275. However, it weakened slightly against the Chinese yuan, which rose from 41.5128 to 41.5148.

The latest figures show that the rupee’s movement varied across currencies, with the largest gain among those listed recorded against the euro.