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Karachi: The Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan has released the latest foreign currency exchange rates, indicating minor fluctuations across several currencies. The data, reflecting the rates as of September 1, 2025, shows a steady trend in the interbank market, which has been closely monitored by financial analysts.
The US dollar displayed a marginal increase, with buying and selling rates recorded at 282.75 and 283.57, respectively. The euro followed a similar pattern, with rates at 330.61 for buying and 332.55 for selling.
The British pound experienced a slight shift, with its buying rate at 381.40 and selling at 383.42. The Japanese yen saw minimal movement, standing at 1.89 for buying and 1.94 for selling.
Among the Middle Eastern currencies, the United Arab Emirates dirham was listed with buying and selling rates of 76.96 and 77.20, while the Saudi riyal was noted at 75.26 for buying and 75.50 for selling.
In the interbank market, the US dollar registered a stable buying rate of 281.75 and a selling rate of 281.95. The steady movements in these rates suggest a period of calm in the currency markets, with expectations of continued stability in the near term.
The information, provided by the Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan, is crucial for businesses and investors who rely on accurate currency data for financial planning and decision-making.