KARACHI: The Pakistani Rupee depicted a 4.8pc YoY depreciation against the US Dollar during FY20, compared to the depreciation of 24pc during FY19, and an average of 5.4pc since FY01.
The rupee withstood turbulent times during the year. Prior to the global pandemic, and despite a liquidity crunch around the world, the rupee was able to hold its ground.
“Stability in the Current Account Deficit coupled with building up forex reserves of the country led towards normalized depreciation when compared with the hefty depreciation (24pc) during FY19,” noted Tahir Abbas, Head of Research at Arif Habib Limited.
However, following Covid-19 and the usual seasonal depreciation in June, the rupee is likely to stay depressed against the dollar until remittances and exports do not rise.
soon this phenomenon render to a big disaster. pl put some limelight to re-surge economy in upcoming column. do you think to cumbersome the situation government should start some new projects which are directly base on human capital/ labour base to increases a per capita income of an average household until corona ends. which will covers various economic aspects