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Karachi: The Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan (ECAP) reported steady closing exchange rates in the open market on December 9, 2025. The rates, sourced from the State Bank of Pakistan, showed minimal fluctuations across major currencies.
The US dollar was recorded at a buying rate of 280.88 and a selling rate of 281.45. The euro, another significant currency in Pakistan’s foreign exchange dealings, was bought at 326.54 and sold at 329.35.
The British pound, continuing its position as one of the higher-valued currencies, was priced at 373.90 for buying and 377.14 for selling. The Japanese yen, often traded in smaller volumes, stood at 1.78 for buying and 1.84 for selling.
In the regional currency market, the United Arab Emirates dirham was bought at 76.55 and sold at 77.29. The Saudi riyal was recorded at 74.80 for buying and 75.38 for selling.
These figures reflect a semblance of stability in the currency market, with traders observing no significant volatility. The exchange rates are pivotal for businesses and individuals involved in international trade and travel, impacting import costs and overseas remittances.