Pakistan’s foreign exchange market is currently reflecting steady yet sensitive movement as the rupee is trading against major global currencies.
The US dollar is trading at Rs. 280.50 buying and Rs. 282.15 selling, and this rate is continuing to influence inflation and trade costs. Importers are managing payments carefully as fuel and industrial goods are priced in dollars. At the same time, exporters are receiving better rupee returns.
The British pound is standing at Rs. 380.85 buying and Rs. 384.60 selling. Remittances from the UK are continuing to support Pakistan’s household economy. The stronger pound is increasing rupee income for many families.
The Omani Riyal is trading at Rs. 727.23 buying and Rs. 736.74 selling, reflecting its high value. Workers in Oman are continuing to strengthen Pakistan’s external account through steady remittances.
The UAE Dirham is currently at Rs. 76.40 buying and Rs. 77.50 selling. As trade and employment links with the UAE are expanding, the dirham is maintaining stable movement.
The Saudi Riyal is standing at Rs. 74.80 buying and Rs. 75.35 selling. Remittances from Saudi Arabia are continuing to provide foreign exchange support.
The Canadian dollar is trading at Rs. 204.42 buying and Rs. 207.95 selling. Education payments and overseas transfers are shaping demand.
Pakistan’s economy is currently relying heavily on remittance inflows while managing external repayments. Currency stability is remaining a central focus as trade flows and overseas employment continue supporting the rupee.
