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Pakistan Forex Rates: Dollar Hits Rs280, Pound and Euro Prices Unveiled

MM News Staff by MM News Staff
November 3, 2026
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KARACHI: The latest foreign exchange rates for Pakistan’s open market and interbank market have been released. According to the rates updated at 10:20 AM (PST) on November 3, 2026, the US dollar was quoted at Rs277.50 for buying and Rs280.00 for selling in the open market.

In the open market, the British pound stood at Rs371.35 for buying and Rs375.35 for selling, while the euro was quoted at Rs309.75 for buying and Rs314.15 for selling.

The Saudi riyal was quoted at Rs73.80 for buying and Rs74.30 for selling. Meanwhile, the UAE dirham stood at Rs75.40 for buying and Rs76.25 for selling.

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Among other major currencies, the Australian dollar was recorded at Rs193.00 for buying and Rs199.13 for selling. The Canadian dollar stood at Rs197.86 for buying and Rs204.79 for selling.

The Chinese yuan was quoted at Rs38.55 for buying and Rs38.90 for selling, while the Japanese yen stood at Rs1.7372 for buying and Rs1.8368 for selling.

Interbank Market Exchange Rates
In the interbank market, the US dollar was quoted at Rs276.60 under the bank buying category and Rs277.10 under the bank selling category.

The euro stood at Rs309.43 for bank buying and Rs309.99 for bank selling. The British pound was quoted at Rs370.81 for bank buying and Rs371.48 for bank selling.

The Saudi riyal was recorded at Rs73.70 for bank buying and Rs73.84 for bank selling. However, rates for the UAE dirham were not included in the provided interbank exchange rate list.

Among other currencies, the Australian dollar stood at Rs193.18 for bank buying and Rs193.53 for bank selling, while the Canadian dollar was quoted at Rs197.78 for bank buying and Rs198.13 for bank selling.

The Chinese yuan was recorded at Rs41.48 for bank buying and Rs41.55 for bank selling. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen stood at Rs1.7520 for bank buying and Rs1.7551 for bank selling.

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