Foreign currencies connected with Pakistani workers abroad are showing steady trends in today’s open market, as the rupee is maintaining stability amid consistent remittance inflows from the Middle East, Europe, and North America.
The US dollar is currently trading at Rs. 280.50 buying and Rs. 282.20 selling, and demand is continuing from importers and digital businesses. Dollar earnings from freelancers are also strengthening foreign exchange availability.
In Gulf markets, the Saudi Riyal is moving at Rs. 74.8 for buying and Rs. 75.35 for selling, while the UAE Dirham is trading at Rs. 76.55 for buying and Rs. 77.35 for selling . These currencies are remaining crucial for Pakistan, as thousands of workers in construction, retail, and services sectors are regularly transferring funds to their families.
The Omani Riyal is maintaining its premium value, exchanging at Rs. 728.25 for buying and Rs. 737.77 for selling, providing stronger rupee returns to recipients.
Across Europe and North America, the British Pound is holding firm at Rs. 385.04 buying and Rs. 389.51 selling, while the Canadian Dollar stands at Rs. 206.05 and Rs. 209.61. Pakistani students and professionals abroad are continuing to send consistent remittances that support education and household spending.
Market activity suggests that these steady currency flows are helping cushion economic pressure and keeping the rupee relatively stable.
Remittance-Linked Foreign Currencies Holding Firm as Rupee Shows Stability Across Open Market
