Dollar climbs to 164 in interbank market

The rupee lost Rs1.30 to reach Rs164 against the dollar in the interbank market on Friday as various parts of the country are still observing varying degrees of a lockdown.

The dollar was selling at 163.50/164 and has gained value after Eid holidays ended.

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