The United States dollar was quoted at a selling rate of 281.40 in the open market on Thursday, while its buying rate was recorded at 280.86.

According to official figures, data released by the Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan revealed a distinct gap between the open market and interbank rates for the greenback. In the interbank market, the US dollar was valued at 280.36 for buying and 280.56 for selling.

Among other major global currencies, the British Pound Sterling was the most expensive, with its buying and selling rates standing at 374.75 and 378.02, respectively.

The Euro also demonstrated a strong position, being traded at a buying rate of 327.72 and a selling rate of 330.55.

In Asian and Middle Eastern currencies, the Japanese Yen was listed with a buying value of 1.78 and a selling value of 1.84. The UAE Dirham was available at 76.55 for buying and 77.33 for selling.

Similarly, the Saudi Riyal registered rates of 74.78 on the buying counter and 75.43 on the selling counter, as per the association”s daily bulletin for December 11, 2025.