The Pakistani rupee is showing a cautious trend against leading international currencies in the open market, as economic activity and overseas inflows are shaping today’s exchange landscape.
The US Dollar is hovering around Rs 280.75 for buying and Rs 283 for selling, maintaining its dominant role in Pakistan’s trade and financial transactions. Importers are continuing to watch dollar movements closely amid global uncertainty.
The Saudi Riyal is being traded at roughly Rs 74.75 buying and Rs 75.50 selling, remaining highly relevant for Pakistan due to the large workforce employed in the Kingdom. Remittances from Saudi Arabia are continuing to support household incomes across Pakistan.
Similarly, the UAE Dirham is standing near Rs 76.40 buying and Rs 77.35 selling, as financial ties between Pakistan and the UAE remain strong. Overseas workers are consistently sending funds back home for daily expenses and savings.
The Omani Riyal is trading at approximately Rs 726.75 for buying and Rs 736.75 for selling, reflecting its high value. Pakistani professionals in Oman are continuing to play a role in foreign exchange inflows.
The British Pound is trading around Rs 376.75 buying and Rs 380.75 selling, as students and expatriates in the UK are keeping a close eye on exchange movements.
Meanwhile, the Canadian Dollar is trading at Rs 203 buying and Rs 207 selling, influenced by migration trends and trade relations.
Overall, the rupee is remaining under pressure but is showing signs of stability through consistent remittance support.
Open Market Rates: Rupee Is Moving Cautiously Against Dollar, Riyal, Dirham
