Karachi: The Pakistani Rupee experienced mixed fluctuations against major global currencies over the past two days. The US Dollar, Euro, and British Pound saw varied trading values in the buying and selling categories, reflecting ongoing economic adjustments.

According to Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan, on November 1, the buying rate for the US Dollar stood at 276.80, with a selling rate of 278.63, while on November 2, the rates adjusted slightly to a buying rate of 276.66 and a selling rate of 278.62. The Euro showed a buying rate of 299.74 and a selling rate of 302.52 on the first day, which decreased to 298.58 and 301.41 respectively the following day. The British Pound increased from a buying rate of 355.64 and a selling rate of 358.91 on November 1 to 356.38 and 359.64 on November 2.

Other currencies like the Japanese Yen, UAE Dirham, and Saudi Riyal also displayed slight changes. The Yen's selling rate increased from 1.84 to 1.85, while the Dirham and Riyal remained relatively stable over the two days. Notably, interbank rates were provided only for November 1, with buying and selling rates at 277.70 and 277.90, respectively, with no data available for November 2.