Dollar goes up after Imran Khan’s arrest
Experts attributed the sudden decline to the arrest of the former prime minister
The dollar rate has risen by Rs5.16 to Rs290 in the interbank.
The benchmark KSE-100 Index saw a sharp fall of 500 points at around 2:30 pm after PTI chairman Imran Khan’s arrest on Tuesday.
Experts attributed the sudden decline to the arrest of the former prime minister.
At around 2:40 pm, the benchmark index was being traded at 41,358.37, a decrease of 471.12 points or 1.13%. The KSE-100 Index settled at 41,373.81 level, a decrease of 455.68 points or 1.09% at close on Tuesday.
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