According to data released by the Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan on Wednesday, the British Pound (GBP) displayed the most significant discrepancy between its buying and selling prices on April 15, 2026. Sterling commanded a buying rate of 378.09 and a selling rate of 381.65, highlighting a notable spread for currency traders.
The Euro also showed a considerable difference in its exchange values. Dealers quoted the European common currency at 328.40 for buying and 331.67 for selling, the second-largest difference among reported foreign currencies.
Conversely, the United States Dollar (USD) presented a comparatively tighter range in its trading. It was observed changing hands at 279.43 for purchases and 280.28 for sales, reflecting a more contained spread compared to the leading European currencies.
The Gulf currencies, the UAE Dirham (AED) and Saudi Riyal (SR), maintained relatively stable spreads. The Dirham”s rates were recorded at 76.03 (buying) and 76.94 (selling), while the Riyal”s figures stood at 74.27 (buying) and 75.08 (selling).
The Japanese Yen (JPY) continued to trade at a considerably lower denomination, with its exchange values listed as 1.74 for buying and 1.80 for selling, presenting the narrowest spread among the non-interbank foreign currencies.
In the interbank market, the buying and selling rates remained exceptionally close, indicating minimal transaction costs for wholesale dealings. The interbank exchange was noted at 278.96 for buying and 279.16 for selling.