NBP Sets Dollar at 278.75 for TT Selling Wednesday
KARACHI — The Treasury Management Division at the National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) announced updated interbank exchange rates for telegraphic transfer (TT) transactions as of Wednesday. These rates provide official pricing for the US dollar and other significant currencies to the banking sector. US Dollar Exchange Rate The US dollar is set at 278.75 for TT selling and 278.25 for TT buying. As Pakistan’s largest state-owned commercial bank, these rates serve as the main interbank standard for dollar transactions. This benchmark influences foreign exchange transactions and significantly affects trade, investment, and financial markets in the country. Euro and British Pound Valuations The euro is valued at 321.91 for selling and 321.33 for buying, while the British pound stands at 373.13 for selling and 372.46 for buying. These currencies maintain a premium against the Pakistani rupee, illustrating ongoing international market dynamics. Rates for Other Major Currencies On Wednesday, the NBP announced the following rates for other major currencies: Swiss franc: 348.88 selling and 348.25 buying Canadian dollar: 199.85 selling Japanese yen: 1.7383 selling and 1.7352 buying Impact on Banking and Trade Interbank exchange rates establish a standardized framework for commercial banks throughout Pakistan. Financial institutions use these rates to execute corporate transactions, process remittances, and settle international trade. Dollar and other currency exchange rates directly affect import-export activities, cross-border investments, and revenue projections for businesses involved in international trade within Pakistan’s economy.









