Karachi: The Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan (ECAP) released the latest closing exchange rates, indicating relative stability in the currency market. As of October 2, 2026, the US dollar, euro, and other major foreign currencies showed a slight variance between buying and selling rates.

According to State Bank of Pakistan, the US dollar closed with a buying rate of 277.87 and a selling rate of 279.01. The euro was traded at a buying rate of 312.27 and a selling rate of 315.58. The British pound showed a buying rate of 366.52 and a selling rate of 370.08. Other currencies, such as the Japanese yen, UAE dirham, and Saudi riyal, also displayed minor differences between buying and selling rates, maintaining a consistent trend in the foreign exchange market.

The data offers insights into the current status of Pakistan's currency exchange, crucial for importers, exporters, and individuals engaged in cross-border transactions. The figures reflect the ongoing economic conditions as monitored by financial institutions and stakeholders.