Pakistan’s Currency Exchange Rates Show Stability Amid Economic Challenges

Karachi: The Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan (ECAP) released its open market closing exchange rates for October 3, 2025, indicating a stable trend in the value of major foreign currencies against the Pakistani rupee. The buying and selling rates for the US dollar were recorded at 281.83 and 282.30, respectively.

The euro was bought at 330.23 and sold at 333.52, while the British pound recorded buying and selling rates of 379.18 and 382.77. The Japanese yen was listed at 1.88 for buying and 1.93 for selling.

Meanwhile, the exchange rates for the United Arab Emirates dirham and the Saudi riyal were noted at 76.81 and 77.56, and 75.02 and 75.67 for buying and selling, respectively.

The rates were attributed to the State Bank of Pakistan and reflect the ongoing economic conditions in the country. The figures indicate a level of stability in the currency market amid the economic challenges faced by Pakistan.