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Pakistan’s Exchange Rates Show Stability Amid Economic Challenges

Karachi: The Exchange Companies Association of Pakistan (ECAP) released the open market closing exchange rates for February 2, 2026, revealing stable figures for major currencies amid ongoing economic challenges. The U.S. dollar closed at a buying rate of 280.24 and a selling rate of 280.80, while the euro and British pound showed slight variations.

According to the State Bank of Pakistan, the euro maintained a buying rate of 332.16 and a selling rate of 335.20. The British pound showed a buying rate of 383.38 and a selling rate of 386.77. The Japanese yen, United Arab Emirates dirham, and Saudi riyal also displayed consistent rates, reflecting the current economic conditions in the country.

The exchange rates published by ECAP are intended for informational purposes, providing insight into the current market trends. The stability of these rates comes as Pakistan continues to navigate economic pressures, with currency values being closely monitored by financial institutions and policymakers.