The Pakistani rupee continued its steady upward trend against the US dollar on Wednesday, recording its 276th consecutive day of gains.

The local currency closed at Rs. 276.70, appreciating by around one paisa against the dollar during the day.

The rupee has maintained its winning streak since December 25, 2025, without recording a single daily loss against the greenback.

Performance Against Other Currencies

The rupee weakened against several major international currencies on Wednesday.

It lost Rs. 1.77 against the British pound, which closed at Rs. 373.01. The euro gained Rs. 1.34 to reach Rs. 311.13.

The Australian dollar rose by 64 paisas to Rs. 193.67, while the Canadian dollar increased by 13 paisas to Rs. 198.28.

The rupee also lost around 14 paisas against the Malaysian ringgit, which closed at Rs. 68.04.

In contrast, the local currency gained slightly against the Chinese yuan, with the rate falling by around one paisa to Rs. 41.45.

The UAE dirham and Saudi riyal remained almost unchanged, closing at Rs. 75.34 and Rs. 73.72, respectively.

Over the four trading sessions from October 30 to November 4, the rupee strengthened by around five paisas against the US dollar, moving from Rs. 276.75 to Rs. 276.70.