Today USD, GBP, OMR, AED, SAR and CAD Exchange Rates in Open Market – Rupee Holding Steady

The Pakistani Rupee is maintaining stability against key international currencies as overseas Pakistanis are continuing to send record remittances. The US Dollar is buying at Rs. 280.50 and selling at Rs. 282.15, reflecting balanced demand from importers and consistent inflows from expatriates.
Remittances are supporting household incomes across Pakistan, and families are using funds for education, medical care, and business investments. The dollar is remaining active in trade-related transactions, as companies are making payments for essential imports. The rupee is adjusting gradually while foreign exchange circulation is staying steady.
The Omani Riyal is trading at Rs. 727.23 buying and Rs. 736.74 selling. Pakistani labour in Oman is continuing to strengthen financial flows back home. These transfers are supporting families in both urban and rural areas, ensuring that daily expenses are being met without disruption.
The UAE Dirham is buying at Rs. 76.40 and selling at Rs. 77.50. Workers in the UAE are transferring earnings regularly, and these remittances are forming a significant pillar of Pakistan’s foreign exchange earnings. Small businesses and household budgets are benefiting from stable inflows.
The Saudi Riyal is trading at Rs. 74.80 buying and Rs. 75.35 selling. Pakistani workers in Saudi Arabia are continuing to send funds for family support and savings. These consistent remittances are helping maintain financial stability in multiple provinces.
The Canadian Dollar is buying at Rs. 204.42 and selling at Rs. 207.95. Pakistani communities in Canada are sending money home for family assistance and educational purposes. These transactions are keeping foreign currency movement steady.
The British Pound Sterling is trading at Rs. 380.85 buying and Rs. 384.60 selling. Remittances from the UK are contributing to property investments and family expenditures in Pakistan. Overseas Pakistanis are continuing to play a critical role in strengthening the country’s financial structure.
As remittance inflows are continuing and trade payments are remaining active, the Pakistani Rupee is holding steady against major global currencies. The ongoing contribution of overseas labour is supporting liquidity, sustaining domestic consumption, and reinforcing economic resilience across the country.