Foreign exchange rates in Pakistan’s open market are remaining largely stable today as key international currencies are continuing to trade with consistent demand and supply.
The US dollar is currently being bought at Rs. 280.80 and sold at Rs. 282.75, continuing to guide Pakistan’s import and economic direction.
The Saudi riyal, supported by religious travel and labor remittances, is trading at Rs. 74.85 buying and Rs. 75.50 selling, while the Omani riyal is standing strong at Rs. 728.50 buying and Rs. 738.50 selling.
The Canadian dollar is moving at Rs. 201 buying and Rs. 205 selling, reflecting steady inflows from Pakistani families living in Canada. At the same time, the British pound is trading at Rs. 377 buying and Rs. 381 selling, continuing to influence education and business-related payments.
The UAE dirham is also remaining stable at Rs. 76.45 buying and Rs. 77.35 selling, supported by Pakistan’s strong workforce in the Emirates.
Economic observers are saying Pakistan’s currency market is staying calm due to continuous remittance support, while citizens are remaining hopeful for long-term stability.
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