Exchange Rates Fluctuate as Pakistani Rupee Faces Pressure

Karachi: The State Bank of Pakistan released the latest exchange rates, revealing fluctuations in the buying and selling rates of major currencies against the Pakistani Rupee. The figures, as of September 16, 2025, show varying levels of changes in the rates for currencies including the U.S. Dollar, Euro, and British Pound, reflecting ongoing pressures on the domestic currency.

The U.S. Dollar, a key currency for international trade, is being bought at 281.2751 and sold at 281.7069 Pakistani Rupees. This slight variance indicates the current demand and supply dynamics in the foreign exchange market.

The Euro, another significant currency, is being exchanged at a buying rate of 331.4144 and a selling rate of 331.9158 Pakistani Rupees. Similarly, the British Pound is being bought at 383.1896 and sold at 383.7822 Pakistani Rupees.

Other currencies such as the Chinese Yuan and Japanese Yen are also showing specific exchange rates, with the Yuan at a buying rate of 39.5364 and selling at 39.5889, while the Yen stands at 1.9142 for buying and 1.9171 for selling.

The exchange rates published by the State Bank of Pakistan provide insights into the economic conditions and the currency market’s response to domestic and international factors. The central bank continues to monitor these rates as part of its monetary management strategy.

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Exchange Rates Fluctuate as Pakistani Rupee Faces Pressure

Karachi: The State Bank of Pakistan released the latest exchange rates, revealing fluctuations in the buying and selling rates of major currencies against the Pakistani Rupee. The figures, as of September 16, 2025, show varying levels of changes in the rates for currencies including the U.S. Dollar, Euro, and British Pound, reflecting ongoing pressures on the domestic currency.

The U.S. Dollar, a key currency for international trade, is being bought at 281.2751 and sold at 281.7069 Pakistani Rupees. This slight variance indicates the current demand and supply dynamics in the foreign exchange market.

The Euro, another significant currency, is being exchanged at a buying rate of 331.4144 and a selling rate of 331.9158 Pakistani Rupees. Similarly, the British Pound is being bought at 383.1896 and sold at 383.7822 Pakistani Rupees.

Other currencies such as the Chinese Yuan and Japanese Yen are also showing specific exchange rates, with the Yuan at a buying rate of 39.5364 and selling at 39.5889, while the Yen stands at 1.9142 for buying and 1.9171 for selling.

The exchange rates published by the State Bank of Pakistan provide insights into the economic conditions and the currency market’s response to domestic and international factors. The central bank continues to monitor these rates as part of its monetary management strategy.

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Islamabad: Pakistan's power sector circular debt decreased significantly year-over-year, dropping 29% to PkR1.66 trillion in July 2025 from PkR2.35 trillion in the same period last year. This substantial reduction stems primarily from a 42% year-over-...