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The Indian Rupee (INR) and the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) share a unique history, linked not just by geographical proximity but also by a common origin. The INR is the official currency of India, while the PKR is the national currency of Pakistan. Both currencies have been subject to various political and economic factors that have affected their exchange rates over time. Continue reading to explore the exchange rate between the INR (Indian Rupee) and PKR (Pakistani Rupee), and the factors influencing their exchange rate.
INR to PKR Exchange Rate (2001 – 2010): The 1 INR to PKR exchange rate fluctuated significantly between 2001 and 2010. As of 2001, the value of 1 INR was equal to 1.23 PKR, however, the INR value gradually increased over the years against PKR. By 2010, the INR to PKR exchange rate reached 1.93 and the percentage rise in INR value against PKR was 56.91% over this decade.
INR to PKR Exchange Rate (2011 – 2020): In subsequent years, the INR to PKR exchange rate was comparatively less volatile. Nevertheless, there was still a steady increase from 2011 to 2020. As of 2011, the value of 1 INR was equal to 1.72 PKR, however, the INR value increased over the years against PKR. By 2020, the INR to PKR exchange rate reached 2.19 and the percentage rise in INR value against PKR was 27.33% over this decade.
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