The National Bank of Pakistan published updated buying and selling currency rates on Tuesday, establishing benchmarks for interbank and commercial forex transactions across Pakistan.

The National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) released its daily foreign-exchange bulletin on Monday. The updated rates — for cash and notes, as well as “ready transaction” (TT) rates — are being circulated to all branches and partner institutions ahead of the banking day. These rates apply to major currencies including the US dollar, euro, British pound, Japanese yen, UAE dirham, Saudi riyal, and more.

For currency notes, NBP set the US dollar buying rate at Rs 279.28 and selling rate at Rs 282.30. The euro traded at Rs 323.54 (buying) and Rs 327.38 (selling), while the British pound traded at Rs 369.04 (buying) and Rs 373.43 (selling). Smaller currencies and Middle Eastern/Riyal-dirham currencies had updated values accordingly.

For ready (TT) transactions — used by traders, importers, exporters and financial institutions — the US dollar was set at Rs 280.40 (buying) and Rs 280.90 (selling). The euro fetched Rs 325.17 (buying) against Rs 325.75 (selling). Other currencies — including yen, pound sterling, Swiss franc, Canadian dollar, AUD, and regional currencies — had updated TT rates as well.

Officials said the NBP bulletin serves as a “key reference point for Pakistan’s interbank market, ensuring uniformity and transparency in forex dealings each morning.” The daily FX rate bulletins provide a common benchmark that banks, currency traders, importers, exporters and businesses rely on when planning payments, imports and hedging, or executing foreign-exchange operations.

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These NBP-issued rates offer more stable starting points, though actual intraday rates may shift based on global currency movements and local market supply-demand pressures. The role of NBP’s Treasury & Capital Markets Group in maintaining this rate sheet remains central to Pakistan’s forex market operations.

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