Major foreign currencies are trading steadily in Pakistan’s open market today, showing balanced movement against the Pakistani rupee as economic activity is continuing across local and overseas markets.
The US dollar is being bought at Rs. 280.70 and sold at Rs. 282.50, reflecting stable demand from importers and businesses. At the same time, Pakistani freelancers and IT professionals working with American companies are continuing to benefit from consistent remittance inflows.
The Saudi Riyal is standing at Rs. 74.85 for buying and Rs. 75.35 for selling, as millions of Pakistani workers in Saudi Arabia are regularly sending money back home. These remittances are supporting families in managing rising living costs, education, and healthcare.
Meanwhile, the UAE Dirham is trading at Rs. 76.50 (buying) and Rs. 77.35 (selling). Overseas Pakistanis in Dubai and other emirates are continuing to play a major role in strengthening Pakistan’s foreign exchange inflows. The Dirham is remaining one of the most trusted currencies for remittance-based households.
The UK Pound Sterling is also maintaining strength, with a buying rate of Rs. 376.47 and a selling rate of Rs. 380.84. Families with relatives in the United Kingdom are receiving valuable financial support, while students are closely watching the pound for tuition planning.
On the other hand, the Canadian Dollar is trading at Rs. 201.61 for buying and Rs. 205.11 for selling, helping Pakistani students and workers in Canada manage cross-border expenses smoothly.
Economic observers are saying that these steady currency movements are providing temporary stability to Pakistan’s import bills and remittance inflows. Overseas Pakistanis are continuing to act as a financial backbone for the country, while the open market is reflecting cautious confidence in the rupee’s position.
Dollar, Riyal, Dirham and Pound Are Trading Steady Against Pakistani Rupee
