Pakistan’s open market is witnessing steady trading today as key foreign currencies are moving cautiously against the Pakistani rupee, reflecting balanced demand and consistent overseas inflows.
The US Dollar is remaining at Rs 281.05 for buying and Rs 283.05 for selling, as businesses involved in imports are continuing to assess future costs. The dollar is also influencing fuel prices and inflation expectations across the country.
The Saudi Riyal is trading at Rs 74.80 buying and Rs 75.45 selling, supported by continuous remittances from Pakistani workers in the Kingdom. These inflows are playing a vital role in household stability, especially in rural areas.
Similarly, the UAE Dirham is quoted at Rs 76.70 for buying and Rs 77.55 for selling, reflecting sustained economic ties between Pakistan and the UAE. Overseas Pakistanis in the Emirates are continuing to support families through monthly transfers.
The Omani Riyal is being traded at Rs 728.55 buying and Rs 738.55 selling, maintaining its position as one of the highest-valued currencies. Pakistani engineers and skilled workers in Oman are contributing significantly through strong remittance volumes.
Meanwhile, the UK Pound is standing at Rs 378.85 for buying and Rs 382.85 for selling, as education-related payments and family support from the UK remain active.
The Canadian Dollar is trading at Rs 203.60 buying and Rs 208.10 selling, supported by long-term migration trends and family sponsorship flows.
Overall, Pakistan’s currency market is remaining stable, with overseas Pakistanis continuing to strengthen the rupee through consistent remittances.
