The dollar's real price is Rs250, says Malik Bostan
For the first time in Pakistan's history, the dollar price exceeded the Rs250 dollar price for the first time. This was for the first time in the country's history on Thursday for the first time in the country's history. It has been reported by the president of the Foreign Exchange Association of Pakistan, Malik Bostan, that according to the president of the association, a dollar in Pakistan is actually worth Rs250/- for each dollar. This has been reported by the president of this organization in his report.
A senior officer of the army told the media in an interview that the army chief was responsible for the weakening of the dollar at the time, according to Malik Bostan in an interview with the media. Having been pressured by the black mafia to crack down on its members, he retaliated by launching a crackdown on those members of the organization. These members were part of the organization he had threatened to crack down on. Due to this, the dollar's value decreased from 235 rupees to 305 and 308 rupees as a consequence, resulting in the dollar's value decreasing from 235 rupees to 305 and 308 rupees as a result.
I have heard that the president of the Association of Foreign Exchange Dealers has stated that at the present time, there is a general feeling of despair in the nation as a result of the current economic situation, which can be attributed to the recent recession and the current financial crisis. As far as he is concerned, big notes such as those used by the Indian government, and those that have been used by other governments in the past, should no longer be used in the future. The reason why India and China, two countries that used to use large currency notes before, have stopped using them has several factors to do with.
Taking advantage of free fuel and electricity is one of the most serious crimes in our society today, and it is imperative that those people who are abusing the system by taking advantage of free fuel and electricity are prosecuted so that they can be held responsible for what they are doing. It was explained to me by him that a decline in the value of the dollar over the course of time would negatively affect the people as a whole, resulting in them suffering on a long-term basis if the dollar continued to fall in value in the future.
There has been a report by the Daily Mail that Malik Bostan has told the newspaper that Pakistan needs to step up its efforts at the earliest opportunity.
In the opinion of Shakeel Ramey, the government is the one that should decide the value of the dollar. Private companies should not be allowed to decide how much it's worth, as it is not up to them how much it's worth. In his opinion, it is important to avoid claiming that the dollar's value will ultimately be determined by the markets, because, if that were the case, the value of the dollar would increase as the markets would determine the value of the dollar at the end of the day.
I believe, as far as I am concerned, that there will be a decline in the value of the dollar in the near future, inshallah, and I am inclined to believe that. It is known that there is a strong correlation between hoarding and a weak government as a result of a weak government. Following the takeover by the government, he claimed the mafia had been destroyed completely as a result of the government's takeover.