Foreign currencies connected to Pakistani workers overseas are moving in a stable range today, as the open market reflects smooth trading and steady demand across major international exchange segments.
The US Dollar is hovering near Rs. 282, currently buying at Rs. 280.60 and selling at Rs. 282.30, and businesses are continuing to use it for imports and international settlements. At the same time, Pakistan’s digital workforce is steadily earning in dollars.
The Saudi Riyal (buying Rs. 74.85 – selling Rs. 75.35) and UAE Dirham (buying Rs. 76.55 – selling Rs. 77.35) are maintaining firm levels, supported by strong remittances from construction workers, drivers, engineers, and service staff across the Gulf region. These currencies are directly impacting household finances back home.
The Omani Riyal is trading high at Rs. 728.25 for buying and Rs. 737.77 for selling, offering one of the best rupee conversions in the market and helping families boost savings.
Across Europe and North America, the British Pound is standing strong at Rs. 385.04 buying and Rs. 389.51 selling, while the Canadian Dollar is moving at Rs. 206.05 buying and Rs. 209.61 selling. Funds from students and professionals are continuing to arrive regularly, strengthening the country’s foreign exchange position.
Currency observers note that these stable trends are giving short-term relief to the rupee and ensuring smoother financial planning for households.
Remittance-Linked Foreign Currencies Moving Smoothly Against Rupee as Open Market Shows Stability
