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How Much Is the US Dollar Today? Latest Dollar, Pound and Euro Rates in Pakistan

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
October 10, 2026
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KARACHI: October 10, 2026 – The latest foreign currency rates in Pakistan’s open market have been released, with the US dollar selling at Rs278.10 and the British pound at Rs371.91. The euro is being sold at Rs315.53, while the Swiss franc is available at Rs338.95.

According to the rates updated at 11:30 a.m. on October 10, 2026, the US dollar was being bought at Rs277.50 and sold at Rs278.10 in the open market.

The British pound was being bought at Rs365.91 and sold at Rs371.91, while the euro was being bought at Rs310.55 and sold at Rs315.53.

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The Swiss franc was being bought at Rs333.65 and sold at Rs338.95. The Kuwaiti dinar was being bought at Rs884.95 and sold at Rs895.75, while the Bahraini dinar was being bought at Rs734.25 and sold at Rs746.05.

Among other major currencies, the Saudi riyal was being bought at Rs73.85 and sold at Rs74.50. The UAE dirham was being bought at Rs75.75 and sold at Rs76.50, while the Qatari riyal was being bought at Rs74.99 and sold at Rs75.79.

The Canadian dollar was being bought at Rs193.29 and sold at Rs198.20, while the Australian dollar was being bought at Rs191.74 and sold at Rs196.25. The Singapore dollar was being bought at Rs215.44 and sold at Rs220.60.

The Chinese yuan was being bought at Rs38.35 and sold at Rs38.98. The Malaysian ringgit was being bought at Rs68.00 and sold at Rs69.05, while the New Zealand dollar was being bought at Rs153.81 and sold at Rs158.25.

The Japanese yen was being bought at Rs1.7342 and sold at Rs1.8339. The Indian rupee was being bought at Rs2.65 and sold at Rs3.10.

The Danish krone was being bought at Rs42.95 and sold at Rs43.55. The Norwegian krone was being bought at Rs28.50 and sold at Rs28.85, while the Swedish krona was being bought at Rs28.60 and sold at Rs28.95.

The Omani rial was being bought at Rs719.30 and sold at Rs730.75, while the Thai baht was being bought at Rs8.35 and sold at Rs8.95.

Interbank Foreign Currency Rates
In the interbank market, the latest foreign currency rates, updated at 10:58 a.m. on October 10, 2026, showed the US dollar being bought by banks at Rs276.90 and sold at Rs277.40.

The British pound was being bought at Rs366.63 and sold at Rs367.29, while the euro was being bought at Rs310.86 and sold at Rs311.43.

The Canadian dollar was being bought at Rs194.82 and sold at Rs195.17, while the Australian dollar was being bought at Rs193.15 and sold at Rs193.49.

The Saudi riyal was being bought at Rs73.76 and sold at Rs73.89. The Singapore dollar was being bought at Rs216.41 and sold at Rs216.80.

The Swiss franc was being bought at Rs333.51 and sold at Rs334.11, while the Japanese yen was being bought at Rs1.7520 and sold at Rs1.7551.

The Chinese yuan was being bought at Rs41.31 and sold at Rs41.38, while the Hong Kong dollar was being bought at Rs35.29 and sold at Rs35.35.

The Danish krone was being bought at Rs41.59 and sold at Rs41.67. The Swedish krona was being bought at Rs27.71 and sold at Rs27.76, while the Thai baht was being bought at Rs8.25 and sold at Rs8.27.

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