Karachi: The Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan (ECAP) reported the closing exchange rates for major currencies on July 14, 2025, indicating a stable yet dynamic foreign exchange market. The rates reflect the ongoing economic conditions and exchange trends monitored by the State Bank of Pakistan.

The US dollar maintained its position with a buying rate of 286.55 and a selling rate of 287.64. The euro was registered at a buying rate of 335.51 and a selling rate of 338.44. These rates suggest a consistent demand for these currencies in the financial market.

The British pound showed a buying rate of 387.52 and a selling rate of 391.46, reflecting its continued strength in the currency exchange market. The Japanese yen, often a focus for investors due to its volatility, recorded a buying rate of 1.92 and a selling rate of 1.97.

In the Middle Eastern currency segment, the United Arab Emirates dirham was noted with a buying rate of 78.24 and a selling rate of 78.97. The Saudi riyal followed closely with a buying rate of 76.47 and a selling rate of 77.02.

These rates are part of the regular updates provided by ECAP and are crucial for businesses, investors, and travelers who rely on accurate and up-to-date currency information. The State Bank of Pakistan continues to oversee and regulate these rates to ensure economic stability.