USD selling rate drops below Rs. 300 for first time in over 15 months

USD selling rate drops below Rs. 300 for first time in over 15 months

October 2, 2024   11:56 am

The selling rate of the US Dollar has dropped below the Rs. 300 mark for the first time since June 8, 2023.

The USD selling rate was recorded as Rs. 299.35 today (02). 

Meanwhile, the buying rate of the US Dollar is Rs. 290.30.

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