Pakistan’s currency market is continuing to reflect global financial movements as major foreign currencies are holding strong positions against the Rupee.
The US Dollar is trading at Rs. 280.30 for buying and Rs. 282.25 for selling. External repayments and import settlements are sustaining demand. Exporters are converting dollar earnings at favorable rates, while consumers are facing higher import costs.
The British Pound is standing at Rs. 381.76 buying and Rs. 385.53 selling. UK remittances are strengthening family incomes, yet education and travel payments are becoming costlier.
The Omani Riyal is buying at Rs. 726.28 and selling at Rs. 735.78. Strong Gulf employment is supporting foreign exchange reserves as inflows are continuing.
The UAE Dirham is trading at Rs. 76.30 buying and Rs. 77.30 selling. Since AED follows the US Dollar trend, its impact on remittances and trade remains steady.
The Saudi Riyal is buying at Rs. 74.70 and selling at Rs. 75.30, influencing pilgrimage travel costs and oil-related transactions.
The Canadian Dollar is standing at Rs. 204.23 buying and Rs. 207.78 selling. Educational and immigration payments are driving CAD demand.
Pakistan’s economy is navigating a delicate balance between import dependency and remittance support. As global currencies remain elevated, the Rupee is adjusting within evolving economic realities. The forex market is continuing to shape pricing trends, investment decisions, and household financial planning across the country.
