Karachi: According to the latest rates issued on June 10, 2026, in the interbank currency market supervised by the State Bank of Pakistan, the prices of major foreign currencies against the Pakistani rupee have seen overall stability, which is a reflection of the country’s fiscal discipline and continuity of foreign exchange policies.
According to the interbank market, the buying price of the US dollar was Rs 278.25, and the selling price was Rs 278.75. The British pound remained stable at Rs 372.46 for buying and Rs 373.13 for selling, while the price of the euro was recorded at Rs 321.33 for buying and Rs 321.91 for selling.
According to economic experts, the current situation indicates that the State Bank’s monetary policy and efforts to maintain stable foreign exchange reserves are proving effective. Meanwhile, limited fluctuations were also seen in the currencies of the Gulf countries. The Saudi riyal remained at Rs 74.11 for buying and Rs 74.24 for selling, while the Emirati dirham traded at Rs 75.76 for buying and Rs 75.90 for selling.
The Chinese yuan remained in a narrow range between Rs 41.06 and Rs 41.13, which is considered important in the context of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. The Japanese yen, Canadian dollar and Australian dollar also recorded minor changes.
According to analysts, Pakistan’s currency market is currently operating within a “controlled float system”, where policy measures are being taken to protect the value of the rupee from artificial fluctuations. The strength of the dollar globally and changes in oil prices are also affecting the local market.
Government financial sources say that special attention is being paid to imports and remittances to keep the foreign exchange situation stable so that the pressure on the rupee can be kept low.