Pakistani Currency Exchange Rates Show Stability Amid Economic Challenges

Karachi: The Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan (ECAP) released the closing exchange rates for November 13, 2025, indicating a stable performance of the Pakistani currency in the open market. The rates, sourced from the State Bank of Pakistan, reflect the buying and selling prices for major currencies against the Pakistani Rupee.

The US Dollar was recorded with a buying rate of 281.38 and a selling rate of 281.80. The Euro showed a buying rate of 325.78 and a selling rate of 328.60, while the British Pound was noted at 368.98 for buying and 372.42 for selling.

The Japanese Yen stood at a buying rate of 1.79 and a selling rate of 1.85. In the Middle Eastern currency markets, the United Arab Emirates Dirham was listed with a buying rate of 76.65 and a selling rate of 77.43. The Saudi Riyal’s buying and selling rates were 74.94 and 75.59, respectively.

These figures suggest a period of relative stability for the Pakistani Rupee amidst ongoing economic challenges. The data offers insights into the current state of the country’s foreign exchange market and its interaction with global currencies.