The dollar has depreciated in the interbank market, while the stock market is also seeing an increase today.
According to the details, the dollar has depreciated by 32 paise at the start of trading in the interbank market, after which the dollar has reached a five-month low of Rs 161.05. Economists say the dollar has depreciated by Rs 7.38 in two months. Asad Rizvi said that with the current account deficit surging, the rupee appreciated, remittances and exports improved and the dollar depreciated.
On the other hand, the stock market is seeing an improvement in business today. At the start of trading, the 100 Index was at 41,266 points, but soon it began to improve and rose by 423 points to 41,689 points. Has arrived
