Pakistan’s currency is projected to decline 5-12% in the next 6 months, to somewhere between Rs 297 and Rs 321 …

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Local auto assemblers seem hesitant to pass on the benefit of the currency appreciation to the consumers, despite the Rupee …

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The Pakistani rupee is expected to massively lose its value in the near future according to Trading Economics global macro …

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Local auto industry representatives already anticipates up to 30% decline in sales in coming months with no recovery in sight considering the ongoing economic & political situation of the country.

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A comparison of car prices from June 2019 when 1$ was equal to Rs 152+/- versus today with PKR standing against the USD exactly where it used to be 2 years ago.

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With Pak rupee having made a significant recovery against the US Dollar, will prices of local assembled cars come down?

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Are prices of local assembled cars really dependent on US dollar, or is it?

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With Rupee slipping to 167 against the Dollar, are we heading towards another car price increase?

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The Pakistani rupee (PKR) has maintained a gradual uptrend against the US dollar since the beginning of current fiscal year in July 2019. Now comes the real question, will car prices come down?

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Car prices in Pakistan are likely to see another increase as Pak rupee has plunged to an all-time low of 148.50 to the US dollar in the inter-bank market.

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