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Planning to Buy Foreign Currency? Check the Latest Dollar, Pound and Riyal Rates First

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
November 1, 2026
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KARACHI: The latest foreign currency exchange rates have been released for Pakistan’s open market and interbank market, with the US dollar selling at Rs280 in the open market on Sunday.

According to the latest rates, the US dollar was being bought at Rs277.50 and sold at Rs280 in the open market.

The British pound was trading at Rs375.50, the euro at Rs314.13, the Saudi riyal at Rs74.40, and the UAE dirham at Rs76.35.

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Meanwhile, the Australian dollar was being sold at Rs200.83, the Canadian dollar at Rs204.93, the Chinese yuan at Rs38.90, and the Japanese yen at Rs1.83.

In the interbank market, the US dollar was being bought at Rs276.65 and sold at Rs277.15.

The British pound was trading at Rs371.18, the euro at Rs309.02, the Saudi riyal at Rs73.88, and the Canadian dollar at Rs198.21.

Other interbank selling rates included Rs195.45 for the Australian dollar, Rs41.58 for the Chinese yuan, Rs1.75 for the Japanese yen, Rs216.28 for the Singapore dollar, and Rs334.67 for the Swiss franc.

According to the published exchange rates, the US dollar’s selling price in the open market was Rs2.85 higher than its interbank selling rate.

The rates were last updated at 11:02 a.m. Pakistan Standard Time (PST) on November 1, 2026. Exchange rates may change depending on market conditions.

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