Karachi: The Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan (ECAP) released the closing exchange rates for major currencies, indicating relative stability in the open market as of October 28, 2025. The data, sourced from the State Bank of Pakistan, reveals minor fluctuations in buying and selling rates for key international currencies.

The U.S. dollar was reported at a buying rate of 281.52 and a selling rate of 282.00. The Euro saw a buying rate of 328.27, with a selling rate pegged at 331.40.

The British pound was exchanged at a buying rate of 375.80 and a selling rate of 379.60. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen was listed with a buying rate of 1.83 and a selling rate of 1.89.

In the Middle Eastern currency exchanges, the United Arab Emirates dirham registered a buying rate of 76.81 and a selling rate of 77.59, while the Saudi riyal was bought at 75.08 and sold at 75.67.

These rates reflect the ongoing trends in currency exchange, offering insights into market conditions and economic interactions within the region.