Pakistan’s currency market is remaining steady today as ongoing remittances from overseas Pakistanis are supporting the rupee across major foreign currencies. Market activity is staying balanced, with no sharp movements being observed.
The US Dollar is currently trading at Rs 281.00 on the buying side and Rs 283.10 on the selling side. Dollar inflows from Pakistanis living and working in the United States are continuing to help stabilize the open market.
The Saudi Riyal is standing at Rs 74.80 (buying) and Rs 75.30 (selling). Remittances from Pakistani workers in the Kingdom are steadily flowing in, supporting both families and overall currency demand.
The UAE Dirham is moving at Rs 76.50 for buying and Rs 77.25 for selling. Strong monthly inflows from the UAE are keeping the Dirham market well-supported.
The Omani Riyal is trading at Rs 728.15 (buying) and Rs 738.15 (selling). Pakistani workers in Oman are continuing to send funds regularly, strengthening this high-value currency segment.
The Canadian Dollar is currently being exchanged at Rs 202.00 for buying and Rs 204.75 for selling, reflecting consistent remittance activity from Pakistani communities in Canada.
Meanwhile, the British Pound is trading at Rs 376.00 (buying) and Rs 380.00 (selling). The UK remains one of Pakistan’s key remittance corridors, contributing to steady market conditions.
In conclusion, Pakistan’s open market is remaining stable as continuous overseas inflows are helping the rupee stay supported amid global economic uncertainty.
