NBP issues foreign exchange rates
Mettis Global • • 1 min read
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Mettis Global reported that National Bank of Pakistan released its foreign-exchange rates for October 28, 2026. The US dollar was quoted at Rs277.20 for telegraphic-transfer selling and Rs276.70 for buying, while the euro stood at Rs308.31 and Rs307.75, respectively.
Among other currencies, the British pound was listed at Rs368.68 for selling and Rs368.01 for buying, and the Saudi riyal at Rs73.87 and Rs73.73. For frozen foreign-currency deposits, the bank showed conversion values of 276.7545 for the US dollar, 368.6646 for the pound, 308.5812 for the euro and 1.7551 for the yen, with settlement dated Friday, October 30, 2026. The rates do not apply to transactions above USD5,000 or equivalent, and some marked currencies are unavailable to NBP customers.
At a glance
- NBP listed the US dollar at Rs277.20 selling and Rs276.70 buying.
- Frozen-deposit conversion values include 276.7545 for the US dollar, settling on October 30, 2026.
Originally reported by Mettis Global
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