Slight adjustments were observed today in Pakistan’s currency exchange market as new rates were issued for major currencies. Minor changes occurred in the US Dollar, Euro, and British Pound, while the Japanese Yen saw a slight decrease. Additionally, slight increases were observed in the rates of the UAE Dirham and Saudi Riyal.
In the open market, the buying rate of the US Dollar was 278.63 rupees, and the selling rate was 279.37 rupees. This represents a minor change from the previous day’s buying rate of 278.48 rupees and selling rate of 279.42 rupees.
The buying rate of the Euro was recorded at 317.75 rupees, while the selling rate was 321.14 rupees. These rates show a minor increase compared to June 30, when the buying rate was 317.50 rupees and the selling rate was 320.99 rupees.
For the British Pound, the buying rate was 368.95 rupees, and the selling rate was 372.62 rupees. This indicates a minor increase from the previous buying rate of 368.75 rupees and selling rate of 372.47 rupees.
Conversely, a slight decrease was seen in the Japanese Yen, with the buying rate at 1.70 rupees and the selling rate at 1.76 rupees, while the previous rates were 1.71 rupees and 1.77 rupees.
The buying rate of the UAE Dirham increased to 75.91 rupees, while the selling rate was 76.49 rupees, indicating a minor increase from the previous day’s rates of 75.89 rupees and 76.53 rupees.
Similarly, the Saudi Riyal also showed progress, with the buying rate at 74.28 rupees and the selling rate at 74.87 rupees, which was slightly above the buying rate of 74.24 rupees and selling rate of 74.84 rupees recorded a day earlier.
Meanwhile, the interbank market remained stable, with the buying rate of the US Dollar at 278.16 rupees and the selling rate at 278.36 rupees, unchanged from the previous trading session.