The Indian rupee (INR) has been declining against the Pakistani rupee (PKR) since the successful Marka-e-Haq of 2025.
According to the media reports, the Indian currency has reduced by 11.86 per cent, as the Indian rupee was 3.2913 PKR on May 15, and declined to 2.901 PKR on May 18.
The Indian rupee has faced a decline of 6.8 per cent from the start of 2026 till now.
The currency of Pakistan has grown stronger compared to the past.
Even though both of the countries are facing external pressures like the Gulf War effects, global inflation, and many other alarming situations, Pakistan is speedily progressing.
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The Indian Rupee has continued to face pressure against several regional currencies, raising concerns over its performance amid broader economic challenges and global market uncertainty.
The comparison has gained attention, particularly after Pakistan entered another programme with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) last year, while the Indian rupee remained among the weaker-performing currencies in Asia during the same period.
The INR has also reduced against other regional currencies, including the Bangladeshi Taka, reflecting broader pressure on India’s currency market.
Economists say global factors such as the strength of the US dollar, geopolitical tensions and the economic impact of conflicts have contributed to instability in emerging market currencies.
However, some market observers argue that the rupee’s continued decline against multiple currencies suggests that domestic economic pressures are also playing a role.
The media reports suggest that the Indian currency could remain under downward pressure in the near future as external risks, inflation concerns and global economic uncertainty continue to affect regional markets.
The Indian currency has been consecutively facing backlash after the successful Operation Banyan-ul-Marsoos.
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