Pakistan’s Currency Exchange Rates See Stability in Open Market

Karachi: The Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan (ECAP) reported that the open market closing exchange rates for major currencies experienced minimal fluctuations as of December 1, 2025. This information, sourced from the State Bank of Pakistan, indicates stability in the currency exchange rates, which is crucial for traders and investors.

The US dollar’s buying rate was recorded at 281.15 Pakistani rupees, with a selling rate of 281.55. The euro was exchanged at a buying rate of 325.63 and a selling rate of 328.74. The British pound stood at a buying rate of 371.17 and a selling rate of 374.57.

In the Asian currency segment, the Japanese yen showed buying and selling rates of 1.79 and 1.84, respectively. The United Arab Emirates dirham was noted at 76.61 for buying and 77.36 for selling, while the Saudi riyal was priced at 74.90 for buying and 75.52 for selling.

The data reflects the current dynamics in the international currency markets and provides insights for financial planning and decision-making.