New exchange rates for major currencies were released in the foreign currency market on Saturday, July 25, 2026, reflecting slight shifts in the economic landscape.
The US Dollar (USD)-a key currency in global trade-stood at a buying rate of PKR 278.81 and a selling rate of PKR 280.02. This stability could influence trade activities and economic forecasts in the coming days.
The Euro (EUR) was valued at Rs318.80 for buying, with a selling rate of Rs321.82. Meanwhile, the British Pound (GBP) showed higher values, with buying at Rs373.18 and selling at Rs376.64, indicating potential volatility or investor interest in the UK market.
In the Asian market, the Japanese Yen (JPY) maintained a modest profile, with a buying rate of Rs1.69 and a selling rate of Rs1.76. The currency”s performance may impact regional trade dynamics.
Currencies from the Gulf region also presented noteworthy figures. The UAE Dirham (AED) recorded a buying rate of Rs76.39 and a selling rate of Rs76.80. Similarly, the Saudi Riyal (SAR) was listed with a buying rate of Rs74.72 and a selling rate of Rs75.25, essential for importers and exporters engaged in Middle Eastern trade.
The Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan has differentiated these open market rates from the interbank exchange rates, highlighting the varied avenues available for currency transactions.
As these rates take effect, businesses and individuals involved in foreign trade and travel may need to adjust their strategies accordingly. The currency rates are a reflection of the ongoing economic trends and geopolitical developments influencing Pakistan”s financial landscape.