Rupee Pakistan (PKR)

Rupee Pakistan ialah mata wang Pakistan. Kod mata wang untuk rupee ialah PKR dan ia ditulis sebagai 'Rs' atau روپیہ dalam bahasa Urdu. Di Pakistan, rupee juga kadangkala dieja sebagai 'rupee', 'rupaya', 'rupaye' atau 'rupiyah'. Rupee Pakistan moden telah diedarkan berikutan pembubaran Raj British pada tahun 1947. Ia merupakan mata wang fiat.

Nama mata wang

Rupee Pakistan

₨

PKR kadar tukaran mata wang

 USD EUR INR GBP AED CAD SAR TRY
Daripada PKR0.00360 0.00342 0.30415 0.00285 0.01322 0.00502 0.01351 0.12418
Kepada PKR277.85000 292.45100 3.28785 351.34100 75.64760 199.02600 74.00850 8.05297

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Bandingkan kadar tukaran mata wang
Namerupee Pakistan (PKR)
Symbol₨
Minor UnitPaisa
Minor Unit Symbol-
Notes Freq Used10, 50, 100, 500, 1000 rupees
Coins Freq Used1, 2, 5 rupees
Central BankState Bank of Pakistan
UsersPakistan

Facts Table for rupee Pakistan (PKR)

The Pakistani Rupee serves as the official currency of Pakistan, with PKR as its currency code and ₨ as its symbol. Among the prevalent exchange rates, the PKR to USD rate stands as the most widely used.

The historical context of Pakistan's currency intertwines with India's monetary evolution, given their shared past until 1947. In 1825, British India established a silver standard centred on the Rupee, maintaining its prominence until the latter part of the 20th century. Despite being a British colony, India did not adopt the Sterling Pound. By 1866, financial institutions collapsed, prompting the British government to assume control of paper money, replacing the presidency banks. Subsequently, the issuance of the Victoria Portrait series of notes, dedicated to Queen Victoria, persisted for about five decades.

Following Pakistan's independence in 1947, Indian Rupees marked with a Pakistan stamp circulated as a provisional currency. In 1948, the Pakistani Rupee was formally introduced, maintaining its linkage to the British Pound. In 1961, a decimalization process ensued, replacing annas subunits with paise. The currency transitioned to a managed float regime in 1982.

Modern History

2008 proved catastrophic for the rupee post-elections, experiencing a drastic 23% depreciation between December 2007 and August 2008, plummeting to a historic low of Rs.79/20 against the US dollar. This devaluation was primarily fueled by sizable current and trade account deficits stemming from Pakistan's credit expansion since 2002. Heightened militancy in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province and the tribal areas led to a decline in foreign direct investment, laying bare structural balance-of-payment issues, resulting in a drastic plunge in foreign exchange reserves.

The rupee's decline persisted gradually until the beginning of 2018, followed by a rapid devaluation. The situation worsened in mid-2021, witnessing an almost 50% devaluation between May 2021 and May 2023. This steep depreciation is largely attributed to political instability, devastating natural phenomena, and a looming debt crisis.

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