Major foreign currencies are trading steadily against the Pakistani rupee in the open market today, while citizens, businesses, and overseas Pakistanis are closely watching exchange rate movements.
The US dollar is currently being bought at Rs. 280.65 and sold at Rs. 282.75, as importers are calculating fresh costs and families are monitoring remittances. The dollar is continuing to influence fuel, electronics, and industrial imports across Pakistan.
The Saudi riyal is trading at Rs. 74.90 (buying) and Rs. 75.30 (selling), offering relief to families receiving money from relatives working in Saudi Arabia. Pakistani workers in Riyadh, Jeddah, and Dammam are sending regular remittances that are supporting household expenses and education.
Meanwhile, the UAE dirham is being bought at Rs. 76.60 and sold at Rs. 77.20. Millions of Pakistani workers in the UAE are continuing to strengthen Pakistan’s economy through stable monthly transfers.
The British pound is holding firm at Rs. 375.50 buying and Rs. 379.00 selling, while Pakistani students and families connected to the UK are carefully planning their financial commitments.
The Canadian dollar is trading at Rs. 201.00 buying and Rs. 206.00 selling, supporting students and professionals living in Canada who are contributing through remittances.
The Omani riyal, one of the strongest currencies, is standing at Rs. 728.60 buying and Rs. 738.60 selling, helping families of Pakistani workers in Oman manage long-term financial planning.
Economic observers are saying currency stability is improving public confidence, although global economic trends are still shaping daily movements.
Dollar, Riyal, Pound and Dirham Are Trading Steadily Against Rupee in Pakistan Open Market
