Pakistan’s Currency Exchange Rates Show Stability Across Major Currencies

Karachi: The Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan (ECAP) released the open market closing exchange rates, indicating stable trading conditions for major currencies. The rates, effective as of October 21, 2025, showed minor fluctuations, reflecting a consistent economic environment.

The U.S. dollar was traded at a buying rate of 281.57 and a selling rate of 282.10. The euro was exchanged at 326.95 for buying and 330.66 for selling. The British pound recorded a buying rate of 376.87 and a selling rate of 380.79.

In Asian currency trading, the Japanese yen was bought at 1.83 and sold at 1.89. The UAE dirham showed a buying rate of 76.79 and a selling rate of 77.55. The Saudi riyal was available at a buying rate of 75.05 and a selling rate of 75.65.

These rates are sourced from the State Bank of Pakistan, reflecting the country’s ongoing efforts to maintain exchange rate stability. The data is seen as a key indicator for businesses and investors monitoring the financial health of the region.