Karachi: The Pakistani rupee maintained its stability against major currencies in the open market, according to the latest figures released by the Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan (ECAP) on December 10, 2025. The exchange rates, as compiled by the State Bank of Pakistan, showed minor fluctuations in buying and selling rates for the US dollar, euro, British pound, Japanese yen, UAE dirham, and Saudi riyal.
The US dollar was bought at 280.91 and sold at 281.40 against the Pakistani rupee. The euro saw a buying rate of 326.09 and a selling rate of 329.04. The British pound was purchased at 373.21 and sold at 376.62.
For the Japanese yen, the buying rate was 1.77, with a selling rate of 1.83. The UAE dirham’s buying rate stood at 76.51, while it was sold at 77.29. The Saudi riyal was bought for 74.80 and sold for 75.43.
These rates reflect the ongoing trends in the foreign exchange market, with no significant changes reported. The data underscores the stability of the Pakistani rupee amidst various economic challenges.
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