Karachi: The currency exchange rates for major global currencies, including the U.S. dollar, Euro, British pound, Japanese yen, and others, have experienced slight fluctuations over recent days, according to the latest data.

According to a statement by Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan, the buying rate for the U.S. dollar on January 25 was 279.09, with a selling rate of 280.91. By January 27, these rates adjusted to 278.82 and 281.04, respectively.

The Euro also saw minor adjustments, with buying and selling rates at 291.71 and 294.59 on January 25, shifting to 291.27 and 294.45 by January 27.

The British pound's buying rate decreased slightly from 346.89 on January 25 to 346.60 on January 27, while the selling rate increased from 350.16 to 350.33.

For the Japanese yen, both buying and selling remained relatively stable, with minor changes from 1.77 and 1.81 on January 25 to 1.77 and 1.82 on January 27.

The rates for the UAE dirham and Saudi riyal also experienced slight changes. The buying and selling rates for the dirham on January 25 were 75.97 and 76.53 and later shifted to 75.95 and 76.56. For the Saudi riyal, the rates adjusted from 74.30 and 74.79 to 74.23 and 74.80.

Interbank rates for the U.S. dollar on January 27 were noted at 278.83 for buying and 279.03 for selling.

The data reflects ongoing market dynamics and provides insight into the trends affecting currency valuation in Pakistan.