Karachi: Currency exchange rates in Pakistan have shown a stable trend, according to the latest figures released by the Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan. The data, reflecting interbank and open market rates for several major currencies, indicates minimal fluctuations against the Pakistani Rupee.

The US Dollar was recorded at Rs. 281.07 for buying and Rs. 281.50 for selling in the open market. The Euro stood at Rs. 325.70 for buying and Rs. 328.62 for selling, while the British Pound was at Rs. 370.77 for buying and Rs. 374.00 for selling.

In Asian currencies, the Japanese Yen was reported at Rs. 1.78 for buying and Rs. 1.84 for selling. The United Arab Emirates Dirham was at Rs. 76.60 for buying and Rs. 77.41 for selling, and the Saudi Riyal was marked at Rs. 74.85 for buying and Rs. 75.50 for selling.

The interbank rates showed the US Dollar at Rs. 280.47 for buying and Rs. 280.67 for selling. These rates reflect a steady position amid global economic uncertainties.

These figures provide insight into the current economic landscape and are crucial for businesses and individuals engaged in foreign trade and travel. The stable rates suggest resilience in the face of global market variations.