The Pakistani Rupee is continuing to trade in a narrow range against major international and Gulf currencies as both open market and interbank segments are reflecting closely matched pricing, driven by ongoing import demand and steady remittance inflows.
The US Dollar (USD) is being recorded in the open market at Rs. 279.05 buying and Rs. 279.70 selling, while interbank rates are standing at Rs. 278.50 buying and Rs. 279.00 selling. The dollar is continuing to set the direction for import payments and external financial settlements, keeping overall market sentiment cautious but stable.
The British Pound (GBP) is being traded at Rs. 372.17 buying and Rs. 377.30 selling in the open market, while interbank levels are being noted at Rs. 372.47 buying and Rs. 373.13 selling. The pound’s movement is contributing to higher settlement values in services, education, and import-linked transactions with the United Kingdom.
The UAE Dirham (AED) is being exchanged in the open market at Rs 75.75 buying and Rs 76.85 selling, while interbank rates are recorded at Rs 75.85 buying and RsRs 75.98 selling. The currency is remaining stable as consistent remittance inflows from the UAE continue to support Pakistan’s foreign exchange supply.
The Saudi Riyal (SAR) is being traded at Rs. 74.35 buying and Rs. 75.35 selling in the open market, while interbank rates are standing at Rs. 74.22 buying and Rs. 74.35 selling. The Riyal is maintaining steady momentum, reflecting ongoing labor remittances that remain a key pillar of external inflows.
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is being observed at Rs. 201.53 buying and Rs. 205.46 selling in the open market, while interbank rates are being recorded at Rs. 202.70 buying and Rs. 203.06 selling. The CAD movement is influencing cross-border payments, particularly in education and migration-related financial flows.
The Omani Riyal (OMR) is being traded at Rs. 722.05 buying and Rs. 732.85 selling in the open market, highlighting its strong valuation in Pakistan’s currency system. The currency is continuing to reflect Gulf-linked remittance strength, although interbank pricing is not actively updated in today’s session.
Overall, the Pakistani Rupee is continuing to show controlled stability against major currencies, with both open market and interbank rates moving in close alignment. The forex market is remaining active within a limited range as external payments, remittances, and trade requirements continue to shape daily currency demand.
The combined movement of USD, GBP, AED, SAR, CAD, and OMR is continuing to influence Pakistan’s import costs and foreign exchange balance, while the rupee is adjusting gradually in response to global currency pressure and domestic demand patterns.
