NBP issues foreign exchange rates
Mettis Global • • 1 min read
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Mettis Global reported that the National Bank of Pakistan released its latest currency rate sheet on Thursday, 24 September 2026. The US dollar was quoted at Rs277.60 for selling and Rs277.10 for buying, while the euro stood at Rs315.85 and Rs315.28 respectively. Sterling was listed at Rs367.47 to sell and Rs366.81 to buy, alongside a wider list of other currencies.
A separate set of conversion figures applies to frozen foreign currency deposits, with a settlement date of Monday, 28 September 2026. The bank listed Rs277.1589 for the US dollar, Rs368.7045 for sterling, Rs316.5155 for the euro and Rs1.7561 for the Japanese yen. Mettis Global also noted that these NBP rates cannot be used for transactions above 5,000 USD or the equivalent in other currencies on a cumulative basis. Five of the listed currencies, including the New Zealand dollar, the Malaysian ringgit and the Kuwaiti dinar, are not open to NBP customers.
At a glance
- The NBP quoted the US dollar at Rs277.60 selling and Rs277.10 buying on 24 September 2026.
- Frozen foreign currency deposits use separate conversion rates, with settlement on 28 September 2026.
- Rates are not valid for transactions above 5,000 USD or equivalent on a cumulative basis.
Originally reported by Mettis Global
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