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The National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) released its latest foreign exchange rates on Friday, offering a snapshot of how major global currencies are trading against the Pakistani rupee.
Key Movements in Major Currencies
- US Dollar (USD): Trading steady, with banks selling at Rs282.75 and buying at Rs282.25.
- Euro (EUR): Slightly stronger, standing at Rs329.80 for selling and Rs329.22 for buying.
- British Pound (GBP): At the top end of the spectrum, selling for Rs383.16 and buying at Rs382.48.
- Swiss Franc (CHF): Selling at Rs350.61; buying rate Rs349.99.
Other Notable Rates
- Japanese Yen (JPY): Rs1.9215 (selling), Rs1.9181 (buying)
- Canadian Dollar (CAD): Rs204.89 / Rs204.52
- Australian Dollar (AUD): Rs183.88 / Rs183.56
- Chinese Yuan (CNY): Rs39.75 / Rs39.68
- UAE Dirham (AED): Rs77.54 / Rs77.40
- Saudi Riyal (SAR): Rs75.39 / Rs75.26
High-Value Gulf Currency
- Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD): Remains the most expensive currency in the market at Rs926.21 for selling and Rs924.57 for buying — a reflection of its longstanding strength in regional trade.
Market Context
These rates apply to “ready transactions” and are primarily relevant for importers, exporters, and financial institutions. While interbank rates can differ slightly from open market rates, today’s figures suggest a relatively stable trading session with no major volatility in the rupee’s value against top currencies.
