KARACHI — The National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) Treasury Management Division has announced the official exchange rates for Wednesday’s telegraphic transfer transactions. These rates serve as crucial benchmarks for interbank forex trading, assisting currency conversion in Pakistan’s financial sector.
Major Currency Rates
For Wednesday, the interbank market lists the US dollar at 278.75 rupees for selling and 278.25 rupees for buying. These rates underpin all forex transactions.
- Euro: 321.91 rupees for selling, 321.33 rupees for buying
- British Pound: 373.13 rupees for selling, 372.46 rupees for buying
- Swiss Franc: 348.88 rupees for selling, 348.25 rupees for buying
Asian Trading Currencies
The Japanese yen is quoted at 1.7383 rupees for selling and 1.7352 rupees for buying. The Chinese yuan is set at 41.13 rupees for selling and 41.06 rupees for buying.
These rates mirror market conditions with Pakistan’s key Asian trading partners, fostering bilateral trade and investment flows with China and Japan.
Middle Eastern Currencies
Exchange rates for Middle Eastern currencies are as follows:
- UAE Dirham: 75.90 rupees for selling, 75.76 rupees for buying
- Saudi Riyal: 74.24 rupees for selling, 74.11 rupees for buying
Rates for Frozen Currency Deposits
In Wednesday’s trading session, NBP has established conversion rates for frozen foreign currency deposits:
- US Dollar: 278.3462 rupees
- British Pound: 372.0097 rupees
- Euro: 321.1002 rupees
- Japanese Yen: 1.7373 rupees
Transaction Settlement
The settlement date for these foreign exchange transactions is June 12, 2026. These rates apply to all telegraphic transfers processed on Wednesday within Pakistan’s banking system.
