The Pakistani Rupee continued to exhibit a noticeable disparity between its interbank and open market values against the US Dollar on Friday, a key indicator of pressure within the foreign exchange system.

According to data from the Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan, the greenback was quoted for buying at Rs. 281.31 and for selling at Rs. 281.85 in the open market. In contrast, the interbank market recorded slightly lower figures, with the US Dollar closing at Rs. 280.82 for buying and Rs. 281.02 for selling.

The local currency also faced challenges against other major global monetary units. The Euro was valued at Rs. 324.09 for buying and Rs. 327.41 for selling, while the British Pound Sterling stood at Rs. 368.33 and Rs. 372.24 for buying and selling, respectively.

Among other key currencies, the Japanese Yen was priced between Rs. 1.80 and Rs. 1.87. The UAE Dirham was traded with a buying price of Rs. 76.67 and a selling price of Rs. 77.44, while the Saudi Riyal was quoted at Rs. 74.96 for buying and Rs. 75.59 for selling.

These currency exchange figures for November 7, 2025, were officially released by the Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan.