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Pakistani Exchange Rates Show Stability Amid Global Economic Uncertainty

Karachi: The Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan (ECAP) has released the latest open market closing exchange rates, reflecting a period of stability amid ongoing global economic uncertainty. The data, as of August 4, 2025, demonstrates minor fluctuations across major currencies, with the U.S. dollar, euro, and British pound showing slight changes in their buying and selling rates.

In the open market, the buying rate for the U.S. dollar was recorded at 284.46 PKR, while the selling rate was 285.25 PKR. The euro was reported with a buying rate of 328.65 PKR and a selling rate of 330.30 PKR. The British pound showed a buying rate of 377.05 PKR and a selling rate of 378.90 PKR.

The Japanese yen, less impacted by market volatility, was listed with a buying rate of 1.90 PKR and a selling rate of 1.95 PKR. The United Arab Emirates dirham recorded a buying rate of 77.40 PKR and a selling rate of 77.60 PKR. Meanwhile, the Saudi riyal was noted at a buying rate of 75.74 PKR and a selling rate of 76.00 PKR.

The data, sourced from the State Bank of Pakistan, underscores a stable exchange rate climate in the country, despite external economic pressures. This stability is crucial for local businesses and consumers relying on foreign currency transactions.

The release of these rates provides essential insights for traders and investors monitoring currency movements, as exchange rates play a significant role in economic planning and decision-making.