In Karachi’s open market today, there was slight fluctuation observed in the prices of major foreign currencies, including the US dollar, reflecting a stable yet dynamic exchange environment.
On 7 July 2026, the buying price of the US dollar was 278.77 rupees, while the selling price was 279.40 rupees. These figures show a slight increase compared to the previous day’s rates of 278.75 rupees and 279.38 rupees.
The Euro also showed a similar trend, with a buying price of 319.17 rupees and a selling price of 322.21 rupees. In contrast, the British Pound was bought at 373.53 rupees and sold at 376.80 rupees.
Interestingly, the Japanese Yen remained unchanged, with a buying price of 1.71 rupees and a selling price of 1.78 rupees.
Other currencies such as the UAE Dirham and Saudi Riyal also saw slight changes. The UAE Dirham was bought at 76.00 rupees and sold at 76.59 rupees, while the buying rate of the Saudi Riyal was 74.39 rupees and the selling rate was 74.89 rupees.
In the interbank market, the US dollar showed a slight decrease, with a buying price of 278.10 rupees and a selling price of 278.30 rupees, while the previous day’s rates were 278.11 rupees and 278.31 rupees.
These slight adjustments in currency prices reflect the complex dynamics of exchange rates, which are influenced by numerous economic factors. Similarly, market participants are closely monitoring these fluctuations.