KARACHI, October 14, 2026: Updated foreign exchange rates for Pakistan’s open market and interbank market have been released. According to figures updated at 10:08 a.m. Pakistan Standard Time (PST) on October 14, the US dollar is being sold at Rs280.30 in the open market, while the British pound stands at Rs373.16 and the euro at Rs315.51.
In the open market, the US dollar’s buying rate is Rs277.60. The Canadian dollar is being bought at Rs193.15, the Australian dollar at Rs192.86, and the Chinese yuan at Rs38.40.
The buying rate for the euro is Rs310.44, while the British pound is being bought at Rs367.79. The Saudi riyal has a buying rate of Rs73.80, and the UAE dirham is being bought at Rs75.55.
According to the published figures, the Japanese yen is being bought at Rs1.7342 and sold at Rs1.8339. The Saudi riyal’s selling rate stands at Rs74.50, while the UAE dirham is being sold at Rs76.19.
Meanwhile, in the interbank market, the US dollar’s bank buying rate is Rs276.85, while its selling rate is Rs277.35. The euro is being bought at Rs309.37 and sold at Rs309.92. The British pound’s buying rate stands at Rs366.01, while its selling rate is Rs366.67.
In the interbank market, the Canadian dollar is being bought at Rs194.95 and sold at Rs195.30. The Australian dollar’s buying and selling rates are Rs193.69 and Rs194.04, respectively. The Chinese yuan is being bought at Rs41.37 and sold at Rs41.45.
The Saudi riyal’s interbank buying rate is Rs73.72, while its selling rate is Rs73.85. The Singapore dollar is being bought at Rs216.25 and sold at Rs216.64. Meanwhile, the Swiss franc has a buying rate of Rs332.80 and a selling rate of Rs333.41.
Other interbank rates include Rs35.28 for the Hong Kong dollar, Rs41.52 for the Danish krone, Rs27.83 for the Swedish krona, and Rs8.25 for the Thai baht, all representing their respective bank buying rates as listed in the published figures.
The rates are based on the figures updated at 10:08 a.m. PST on October 14, 2026. Actual transaction rates may vary depending on the bank, exchange company, market conditions, and transaction type. Customers are advised to confirm the applicable rate with their bank or exchange company before conducting a transaction.
