it is good to see the confidence in Rupee is increasing.
However we should not attach too much sentiments to a rupee here or a rupee there.
Ordinary people in Pakistan will continue paying for daily stuff in rupees equivalent of dollar price.
For example Petrol price in the international market is in dollars.
So if you pay 100 rupees for a dollar, or 98 there is no significant change monetarily speaking.
However psychologically we may feel better if we pay few paisas less for the same litter of petrol.
The Thing that really matter is the amount of dollars/Euros and gold holding of Pak government.
That is the MAIN figure we should be looking at ALL the time.
For comparison sakes.
Pakistan's dollar/Euro/gold reserves ---------- roughly $14 billion
India----------------------------------------------------------$250-300 billion
S, Korea------------------------------------------------------$500-600 billion
Turkey--------------------------------------------------------$100-125 billion
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Drum roll please
China--------------------------------------------------------$3,600 billions and climbing
Remember just like individuals,
nations too go up or down based on the "cash in the wallet/batwa"
peace
if it indeed drops below 100 it's going to make ex-pats life a little bit harder who were getting more rupees for their foreign currency's worth. Especially those people who are sending money back to their families due to the huge debt they have to pay off.
People were able to pay off their hundreds of lakhs of rupee debt in a few tens of thousand dollars and that too in the matter of months. They're now gonna have to send back more dollars.
This is true in very very short run.
In the long run (beyond few weeks time), property and food prices in rupees adjust to dollar.
So no need to worry if your relatives here are getting few rupees less or few rupees more.