Despite strengthening foreign reserves after Pakistan signed the agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the rupee continued to lose value against the US dollar and gained Rs1.20 in early Thursday am interbank trading due to increased demand.

In contrast to the previous day’s closing price of Rs283.80, the dollar was trading for Rs285 at the time this report was submitted.

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