The Pakistani rupee extended its winning streak against the US dollar to 271 consecutive days on Wednesday, closing at Rs. 276.7736 after gaining nearly three paisas in the interbank market.

The local currency has recorded gains against the dollar every trading day since December 25, 2025.

The rupee also strengthened against several major currencies, with the euro recording the biggest decline among those listed.

Rupee Performance Against Other Currencies

The rupee gained around 91 paisas against the British pound, which fell to Rs. 367.8599. The euro dropped by around 79 paisas to Rs. 307.8553, while the Canadian dollar declined by nearly 55 paisas to Rs. 196.8798.

The rupee weakened against the Australian dollar, which rose by around 13 paisas to Rs. 194.6549. It also lost ground against the Malaysian ringgit, which increased by around 15 paisas to Rs. 67.8783.

The Chinese yuan edged up by 0.10 paisa to Rs. 41.5158. Meanwhile, the UAE dirham fell by less than one paisa to Rs. 75.3536, while the Saudi riyal remained almost unchanged at Rs. 73.7552.