The Euro and Pound Sterling showed considerable strength against the local currency in the open market on Saturday, with their selling prices climbing significantly past the 322 and 373 thresholds, respectively.
According to figures released by the Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan (ECAP) today, the single European currency was quoted for purchase at 318.18 and for sale at 322.28.
The British Pound was similarly valued at 368.89 for buying and 373.32 for selling, marking a substantial valuation for the UK’s legal tender.
The United States dollar, a primary global benchmark, remained firm. Its buying rate was recorded at 279.46 and its selling quotation stood at 280.36.
Trading in other major monetary units saw the Japanese Yen priced between 1.72 and 1.78.
Meanwhile, key Middle Eastern currencies also registered their levels, with the UAE Dirham being exchanged from 75.76 to 76.60, and the Saudi Riyal available between 73.92 and 74.75.
The association”s data specified that these quotations pertain to the open market, which operates separately from the official interbank system.