Karachi: The Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan (ECAP) reported the closing exchange rates for major currencies on November 14, 2025, indicating stable trading in the open market. The rates, provided by the State Bank of Pakistan, show minor fluctuations in the buying and selling prices of key currencies.

In the open market, the US dollar was bought at 281.38 and sold at 281.75, reflecting a steady position compared to previous reports. The euro was noted at a buying rate of 326.50 and a selling rate of 329.66, while the British pound registered at 369.03 for buying and 372.31 for selling.

The Japanese yen saw minimal movement, with buying and selling rates at 1.79 and 1.85, respectively. Among the Gulf currencies, the United Arab Emirates dirham was bought at 76.61 and sold at 77.42. The Saudi riyal recorded buying and selling rates at 74.94 and 75.59.

These rates provide insight into the current foreign exchange market trends in Pakistan, reflecting the dynamics of international currency valuation. The stability in rates is indicative of balanced foreign exchange reserves and market demand. The reported figures are crucial for traders, businesses, and investors as they navigate the financial landscape.