Pakistan’s Currency Exchange Rates Show Stability Amid Market Changes

Karachi: The Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan (ECAP) released the closing exchange rates for July 11, 2025, indicating a relatively stable currency market amidst ongoing global economic fluctuations.

The U.S. dollar was observed at a buying rate of 286.35 and a selling rate of 287.50. The euro was bought at 335.68 and sold at 338.65, while the British pound stood at a buying rate of 390.07 and a selling rate of 393.53.

In Asian currencies, the Japanese yen was available at 1.92 for buying and 1.97 for selling. The United Arab Emirates dirham was bought at 78.21, with a selling rate of 78.91. The Saudi riyal was quoted at 76.43 for buying and 76.98 for selling.

The data was compiled and released by the State Bank of Pakistan, reflecting the current state of the open market in the country. These rates are critical for businesses and individuals engaged in foreign exchange transactions, offering a snapshot of the current economic landscape.