The foreign exchange market in Pakistan is remaining largely stable on 12 May 2026, as the rupee is moving within a tight range against major international and Gulf currencies in both interbank and open market trading.
US Dollar (USD to PKR)
The US dollar is continuing to show stability, with minimal movement across markets.
- Interbank: Buying Rs. 278.55 | Selling Rs. 279.05
- Open Market: Buying Rs. 279.00 | Selling Rs. 279.70
The rupee is maintaining equilibrium against USD, while trade-related payments are keeping demand steady.
British Pound (GBP to PKR)
The pound sterling is showing slight upward movement, adding mild pressure on the rupee.
- Interbank: Buying Rs. 378.32 | Selling Rs. 379.00
- Open Market: Buying Rs. 377.91 | Selling Rs. 382.44
The movement is reflecting adjustments in external payment flows.
Omani Riyal (OMR to PKR)
The Omani riyal is remaining firmly stable, showing consistent Gulf currency strength.
- Open Market: Buying Rs. 721.50 | Selling Rs. 732.59
The rupee is maintaining controlled stability against high-value Gulf currencies.
UAE Dirham (AED to PKR)
The UAE dirham is showing steady performance in the open market, with no major fluctuation.
- Open Market: Buying Rs. 75.95 | Selling Rs. 76.95
The currency is supporting consistent remittance inflows into Pakistan.
Canadian Dollar (CAD to PKR)
The Canadian dollar is moving in a mixed pattern across both markets.
- Interbank: Buying Rs. 203.52 | Selling Rs. 203.89
- Open Market: Buying Rs. 202.35 | Selling Rs. 208.35
The rupee is staying within a manageable range against CAD, reflecting stable demand.
Saudi Riyal (SAR to PKR)
The Saudi riyal is remaining stable across both interbank and open market segments.
- Interbank: Buying Rs. 74.25 | Selling Rs. 74.38
- Open Market: Buying Rs. 74.35 | Selling Rs. 75.05
The stability is supporting Pakistan’s remittance-based economic inflows.
Economic Overview
The overall forex market is continuing to show controlled stability, with the rupee adjusting gradually against major global and Gulf currencies. Trade settlements, remittance inflows, and import requirements are remaining key influencing factors in daily currency movement.