PKR edges higher against USD
Mettis Global • • 1 min read
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Mettis Global reported that the rupee finished Friday’s interbank session at Rs276.66 per US dollar on November 06, 2026, up 0.92 paisa from the previous close. In the open market, exchange companies quoted the dollar at Rs277.20 to buy and Rs279.70 to sell.
The rupee also strengthened against the euro, pound and Swiss franc, while it lost ground against the yen and Chinese yuan. Since the start of the fiscal year, it has gained Rs1.50, or 0.54%, against the dollar; six-month KIBOR rates rose by 1 basis point to 12.32% and 12.57%.
The daily currency figures provide a snapshot of exchange-rate movements relevant to importers, exporters and businesses with foreign-currency exposure. The report also records that the rupee’s dollar gain since the start of the calendar year reached Rs3.46, or 1.25%.
At a glance
- The rupee closed at Rs276.66 per dollar in the interbank market.
- The rupee gained against the euro, pound and Swiss franc but weakened against the yen and yuan.
- Six-month KIBOR rates rose by 1 basis point.
Originally reported by Mettis Global
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