The Pakistani rupee showed stability against the US dollar on September 17, 2025, with the local currency holding firm in both the interbank and open markets.
According to data, the dollar was recorded at Rs 282.9 in the interbank market, while in the open market it was available at a selling rate of Rs 283.70. The buying rate in the open market stood at Rs 282.9.
This comes at a time when currency markets have remained relatively calm, supported by consistent foreign exchange reserves and controlled demand for dollars.
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Market analysts suggest that stability reflects the continued efforts of central bank to maintain balance in the external sector despite global pressures. Other currencies also showed minimal fluctuations.
The British pound traded at Rs 381.30 (buying) and Rs 383.30 (selling), while the euro stood at Rs 328.5 and Rs 330.30. The Saudi riyal and UAE dirham remained steady at Rs 75.8 and Rs 77.45 for buying, respectively.
Asian currencies also moved in a narrow band, with the Chinese yuan quoted at Rs 39.03 for buying and Rs 39.43 for selling, while the Japanese yen was stable at Rs 1.8 and Rs 1.9.
