Pakistan’s Currency Exchange Rates Show Stability

Karachi: The Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan (ECAP) released the closing exchange rates for the open market, indicating stability in the country’s currency trading activities as of October 8, 2025. The rates, sourced from the State Bank of Pakistan, provide a snapshot of the buying and selling prices for major currencies.

The U.S. dollar was listed at a buying rate of 281.71 and a selling rate of 282.25. The euro was recorded at 327.40 for buying and 331.02 for selling. The British pound showed a buying price of 377.84 and a selling price of 381.71.

Among other currencies, the Japanese yen was available at a buying rate of 1.83 and a selling rate of 1.89. The United Arab Emirates dirham was listed at 76.81 for buying and 77.53 for selling. The Saudi riyal had a buying price of 75.05 and a selling price of 75.62.

These figures reflect the current market conditions and are crucial for businesses and individuals engaged in foreign currency transactions. The data underscores the ongoing trends and provides insight into the economic landscape of Pakistan.

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