The Pakistani rupee extended its winning streak against the US dollar to 277 consecutive days on Thursday, gaining another 3.39 paisas in the interbank market.

The local currency closed at Rs. 276.6701 against the dollar, compared with Rs. 276.7040 a day earlier.

The rupee has remained on an upward trend against the greenback since December 25, 2025, continuing a streak that has now lasted more than nine months.

Performance Against Other Currencies

The rupee also strengthened against several other major currencies during Thursday’s trading session.

It gained 7.96 paisas against the euro, closing at Rs. 311.0464, while its value against the British pound improved by 18.41 paisas to Rs. 372.8268.

The local currency also gained 2.43 paisas against the Canadian dollar, closing at Rs. 198.2588. It edged up by 1.03 paisas against the UAE dirham to Rs. 75.3305 and by 0.80 paisas against the Saudi riyal to Rs. 73.7109.

However, the rupee lost 34.98 paisas against the Australian dollar, which closed at Rs. 194.0149. It also depreciated by 32.79 paisas against the Malaysian ringgit to Rs. 68.3643 and by 2.57 paisas against the Chinese yuan to Rs. 41.4770.