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Currency Exchange Rates Show Marginal Fluctuations in Domestic Markets

Karachi: The State Bank of Pakistan released the latest figures on weighted average customer exchange rates, revealing slight movements in the buying and selling rates of major foreign currencies against the Pakistani Rupee. The data, sourced from the Domestic Markets and Monetary Management Department, provides insights into the current exchange trends.

According to the report, the buying rate for the United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED) is at 76.6728, while the selling rate stands at 76.7882. The Australian Dollar (AUD) shows a buying rate of 182.6599 and a selling rate of 182.9443.

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) has a buying rate of 203.4467 and a selling rate of 203.7535. Meanwhile, the Swiss Franc (CHF) is listed with a buying rate of 349.6716 and a selling rate of 350.2210.

In the case of the Chinese Yuan (CNY), the buying rate is recorded at 39.3457, with the selling rate slightly higher at 39.3981. The Euro (EUR) buying rate is at 327.1444, and the selling rate is 327.6396.

The British Pound (GBP) shows a buying rate of 378.9303 and a selling rate of 379.5167. For the Japanese Yen (JPY), the buying rate is 1.9051, and the selling rate is 1.9080.

The Saudi Riyal (SAR) buying rate is listed at 75.0472, while the selling rate is 75.1592. Lastly, the United States Dollar (USD) has a buying rate of 281.6061 and a selling rate of 282.0380.

These figures reflect the ongoing adjustments in the foreign exchange market, as the State Bank of Pakistan continues to manage monetary policies.