Karachi, September 4, 2025 – The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) on Thursday released its latest update on foreign currency exchange rates for September 4, 2025.
These rates, published as weighted average customer exchange rates, serve as a benchmark for market participants and provide valuable insight into currency movements against the Pakistani Rupee.
According to the SBP, the exchange rates reflect indicative figures quoted by commercial banks to their clients for buying and selling different foreign currencies. The central bank emphasized that the data is disseminated purely for informational purposes and should not be treated as the exact rate for individual transactions. Actual deals between customers and banks may vary depending on market conditions.
The SBP explained that the exchange rates are compiled from daily rate sheets issued by various commercial banks. These sheets capture customer-facing rates offered by the banks and help provide a consolidated snapshot of market activity. Such updates are particularly significant for businesses, importers, exporters, and overseas Pakistanis who frequently rely on accurate currency valuations for planning their financial dealings.
Below are the updated exchange rates released by the SBP for September 4, 2025:
| Currency | Buying | Selling |
| AED | 76.6458 | 76.7552 |
| AUD | 183.6886 | 183.9703 |
| CAD | 203.8620 | 204.1759 |
| CHF | 349.8803 | 350.4312 |
| CNY | 39.4079 | 39.4587 |
| EUR | 327.9827 | 328.4831 |
| GBP | 377.9070 | 378.4793 |
| JPY | 1.8988 | 1.9016 |
| SAR | 75.0226 | 75.1337 |
| USD | 281.5040 | 281.9359 |
The SBP reiterated that these exchange rates are indicative and primarily designed to ensure transparency and provide a reference point for the general public.
Disclaimer: The above exchange rates are provided by the State Bank of Pakistan for informational purposes only. These rates do not represent the actual buying or selling prices offered to customers, which may vary from bank to bank depending on market dynamics. Individuals and businesses are advised to verify prevailing rates directly with their respective banks before conducting any transactions.