NBP announces Treasury Management Division exchange rates
Monday's TT selling and buying rates put the US dollar at 277.55 and 277.05 rupees respectively.
Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.
The Treasury Management Division of the National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) announced its telegraphic transfer (TT) exchange rates on Monday, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.
The US dollar was quoted at 277.55 rupees for TT selling and 277.05 rupees for TT buying. The euro stood at 316.04 rupees selling and 315.47 rupees buying, while the Japanese yen was listed at 1.7590 rupees selling and 1.7558 rupees buying. The British pound was quoted at 367.59 rupees selling and 366.93 rupees buying.
Rates for the Swiss franc and other currencies were also included in the bulletin, though full figures were not available in the report.
Sources
- NBP Exchange Rates — APP (Pakistan)
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