NBP issues foreign exchange rates
Mettis Global • • 1 min read
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The National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) has published its foreign exchange rates for Friday, 9 October 2026, covering buying and selling prices for a wide range of currencies. The US dollar was quoted at Rs277.40 to sell and Rs276.90 to buy, while the euro was priced at Rs311.43 for selling and Rs310.86 for buying. Mettis Global reported that the rates are intended to act as a reference point for the day's currency dealing.
Sterling was quoted at Rs367.29 for selling and Rs366.63 for buying, and the Japanese yen at Rs1.7551 and Rs1.7520 respectively. Gulf currencies were also listed, with the UAE dirham at Rs75.53 to sell and the Saudi riyal at Rs73.89. The table also covered Swiss franc, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar and Singapore dollar rates.
Quoted rates cannot be used for deals above 5,000 US dollars or its equivalent, counted on a cumulative basis. Separate conversion rates for frozen foreign currency deposits were also set, with the US dollar at Rs276.9766 for settlement on Wednesday, 14 October 2026. Some listed currencies, including the Malaysian ringgit and Kuwaiti dinar, are not available to NBP customers.
At a glance
- NBP quoted the US dollar at Rs277.40 for selling and Rs276.90 for buying.
- The euro was quoted at Rs311.43 selling and Rs310.86 buying on Friday.
- Rates are not valid for transactions above 5,000 US dollars on a cumulative basis.
Originally reported by Mettis Global
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