Karachi: The State Bank of Pakistan has released the latest weighted average customer exchange rates, showing minor fluctuations across various currencies. According to the central bank's Domestic Markets and Monetary Management Department, the exchange rates are reflective of the buying and selling dynamics in the market as of August 4, 2025.

The data reveals that the US dollar is being bought at 282.4718 and sold at 282.9037. The British pound, another key currency, shows buying and selling rates at 375.2351 and 375.8148, respectively.

The euro, widely traded in international markets, is quoted with a buying rate of 327.0082 and a selling rate of 327.5053. The Australian dollar and Canadian dollar are trading closely, with buying rates of 183.1349 and 205.1132, and selling rates of 183.4153 and 205.4247, respectively.

Other notable currencies include the Swiss franc and the Chinese yuan, with the Swiss franc being bought at 350.3216 and sold at 350.8778. The Chinese yuan is quoted at 39.3571 for buying and 39.4083 for selling.

Additionally, the data indicates that the Japanese yen is trading with a buying rate of 1.9135 and a selling rate of 1.9164. The United Arab Emirates dirham and the Saudi Arabian riyal are also included, with the dirham being bought at 76.9118 and sold at 77.0214, while the riyal is quoted at buying and selling rates of 75.3046 and 75.4157, respectively.

These figures provide an essential reference for businesses, investors, and consumers engaged in foreign exchange transactions. The State Bank of Pakistan's release of these rates helps facilitate transparency and informed decision-making in the financial sector.