Karachi, March 2, 2026 – The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has released the latest daily interbank foreign exchange rates for Monday to facilitate banks, businesses, importers, exporters, and the general public in assessing prevailing currency trends.
According to the central bank, the updated rates reflect indicative buying and selling prices quoted by commercial banks for routine foreign exchange transactions. These rates serve as a benchmark for market participants and are widely used for trade, remittances, and financial planning.
Below is the latest SBP interbank foreign exchange rate table as of March 2, 2026:
| Currency | Buying | Selling |
| AED | 76.0518 | 76.1633 |
| AUD | 197.8724 | 198.1787 |
| CAD | 204.3721 | 204.6846 |
| CHF | 362.2804 | 362.8594 |
| CNY | 40.6559 | 40.7078 |
| EUR | 328.4284 | 328.9181 |
| GBP | 374.7343 | 375.3057 |
| JPY | 1.7838 | 1.7864 |
| SAR | 74.3978 | 74.5153 |
| USD | 279.1814 | 279.6065 |
About SBP interbank exchange rates
The SBP clarified that these exchange rates are compiled and disseminated strictly for informational purposes. The figures represent an estimated average of rates quoted by various commercial banks to their customers and may vary slightly across institutions and transaction volumes.
The rates are gathered daily from exchange rate sheets issued by commercial banks, providing their indicative prices for buying and selling foreign currencies in the interbank market. Actual transaction rates offered to customers may differ based on market conditions, demand-supply dynamics, and transaction size.
Market analysts believe that daily updates of interbank rates play a critical role in promoting transparency, supporting trade activities, and helping individuals and businesses make informed currency-related decisions.