The foreign exchange market in Pakistan is showing steady movement today, as major international currencies are continuing to trade within a controlled range against the Pakistani Rupee. The latest data is reflecting stability in both open market and interbank rates, indicating a balanced trend in the country’s financial system.
USD to PKR – The US Dollar is remaining stable in the market. In the open market, it is being traded at Rs. 279.25 (buying) and Rs. 279.90 (selling). Meanwhile, in the interbank market, the rate is being recorded at Rs. 278.75 (buying) and Rs. 279.25 (selling). The dollar is continuing to influence Pakistan’s import costs and inflation levels, especially in fuel and essential goods.
GBP to PKR – The British Pound is maintaining its strong position. It is being traded at Rs. 375.87 (buying) and Rs. 381.25 (selling) in the open market, while the interbank rate stands at Rs. 377.54 (buying) and Rs. 378.22 (selling). The higher value of GBP is affecting overseas education expenses and imports from the UK.
SAR to PKR – The Saudi Riyal is showing stability due to strong economic ties. In the open market, SAR is trading at Rs. 74.35 (buying) and Rs. 75.30 (selling), while the interbank rate is Rs. 74.32 (buying) and Rs. 74.45 (selling). The Riyal is playing a key role in remittances and energy-related transactions.
AED to PKR – The UAE Dirham is remaining consistent. It is being traded at Rs. 75.90 (buying) and Rs. 76.95 (selling) in the open market, with interbank values closely aligned to the dollar-linked range. The Dirham is continuing to support Pakistan’s remittance inflows and trade with the UAE.
CAD to PKR – The Canadian Dollar is showing moderate strength. In the open market, it stands at Rs. 202.90 (buying) and Rs. 206.85 (selling), while the interbank rate is Rs. 204.03 (buying) and Rs. 204.40 (selling). The CAD is influencing remittances and education-related financial outflows.
OMR to PKR – The Omani Rial is maintaining a high value. It is being traded at Rs. 723.00 (buying) and Rs. 733.45 (selling) in the open market. The strong OMR is increasing the rupee value of remittances from Oman, supporting Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves.
Economic Impact – The overall currency trend is showing that Pakistan’s economy is currently adjusting to global financial conditions. Stable exchange rates are helping in controlling inflation and maintaining trade balance. Remittances from Gulf countries are continuing to support foreign reserves, while import costs remain sensitive to dollar movements.
