State Bank of Pakistan Releases Exchange Rates for Major Currencies

Karachi: The State Bank of Pakistan has made public the weighted average customer exchange rates for several major foreign currencies. The latest figures, dated April 15, 2025, show the buying and selling rates for ten currencies, reflecting the fluctuating dynamics of the foreign exchange market.

The United States dollar, a significant benchmark for global trade, is bought at 280.3564 PKR and sold at 280.7882 PKR. The euro, another key currency, records buying and selling rates at 318.1377 PKR and 318.6221 PKR, respectively.

The British pound stands at a buying rate of 370.1838 PKR and a selling rate of 370.7545 PKR, while the Canadian dollar is traded at 202.1814 PKR for buying and 202.4922 PKR for selling.

Among other currencies, the Australian dollar is recorded at 178.4158 PKR for buying and 178.6954 PKR for selling. The Swiss franc, known for its stability, shows a buying rate of 343.3063 PKR and a selling rate of 343.8496 PKR.

The Chinese yuan, Japanese yen, and the currencies of the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia also feature in the latest exchange rate figures. The yuan is bought at 38.3911 PKR and sold at 38.4412 PKR, while the yen stands at 1.9587 PKR buying and 1.9617 PKR selling. The UAE dirham and Saudi riyal are also part of the list, with buying rates at 76.3788 PKR and 74.7045 PKR, and selling rates at 76.4885 PKR and 74.8161 PKR, respectively.

These rates provide essential insights for businesses, traders, and individuals engaged in foreign exchange transactions. They can influence decisions in areas such as imports, exports, and investment strategies.

The State Bank of Pakistan routinely updates these rates, reflecting its role in maintaining a transparent and informed financial environment.

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