Exchange rates for currency notes announced in Karachi
Rates include the US dollar at 278.94/275.94 rupees for selling and buying, according to Monday's bulletin.
Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.
Currency note exchange rates were announced in Karachi on Monday, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.
Among the rates listed, the US dollar was quoted at 278.94 rupees for selling and 275.94 rupees for buying. The British pound was quoted at 369.43 rupees selling and 365.04 rupees buying, while the euro stood at 317.62 rupees selling and 313.88 rupees buying. The Japanese yen was listed at 1.7678 rupees selling and 1.7470 rupees buying, and the Saudi riyal was quoted at 74.26 rupees.
The bulletin provides a daily reference for currency note transactions in the local market.
Sources
- Exchange rates for currency notes — APP (Pakistan)
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