Pakistan’s foreign exchange market is witnessing steady movement as USD to PKR is trading at Rs. 280.40 buying and Rs. 282.30 selling. The dollar is continuing to influence petroleum imports, machinery purchases and global commodity payments. As Pakistan is relying on imported energy, the dollar rate is directly affecting electricity tariffs and fuel pricing.
OMR to PKR is currently standing at Rs. 726.76 buying and Rs. 736.26 selling. The high value of Omani Riyal is increasing the rupee equivalent of remittances sent by overseas Pakistanis working in Oman. These inflows are strengthening household incomes and supporting retail activity.
AED to PKR is trading at Rs. 76.30 buying and Rs. 77.30 selling. The UAE remains a key trading partner, and the Dirham rate is influencing bilateral trade settlements. Exporters and importers are continuing to calculate contracts based on the prevailing rate.
SAR to PKR is operating at Rs. 74.75 buying and Rs. 75.50 selling. Since Saudi Arabia is supplying oil to Pakistan, the Riyal rate is indirectly influencing energy import costs.
CAD to PKR is trading at Rs. 203.40 buying and Rs. 206.90 selling, while GBP to PKR is standing at Rs. 378.06 buying and Rs. 382.32 selling. Education transfers, immigration payments and trade settlements with the UK and Canada are continuing to depend on these rates.
Together, these currency movements are shaping Pakistan’s trade deficit, inflation momentum and fiscal planning as economic stability efforts are continuing nationwide.