Foreign exchange rates in Pakistan are showing mixed but stable movement on 1 May 2026 as major global currencies continue to reflect steady demand in both open market and interbank trading systems. The rupee is maintaining controlled fluctuations against key international currencies, supporting short-term economic stability.
US Dollar to PKR
The US dollar to PKR is trading steadily on 1 May 2026. In the open market, the dollar is being bought at Rs 279 and sold at Rs 279.80, while in the interbank market it is being recorded at Rs 278.70 (buying) and Rs 279.20 (selling). This movement is directly influencing import payments and external trade settlements, while also shaping overall price stability in essential goods.
UK Pound to PKR
The UK pound to PKR is remaining strong in the currency market. The pound is being traded in the open market at Rs. 376.05 (buying) and Rs. 381.81 (selling). In interbank trading, it is being recorded at Rs. 375.52 (buying) and Rs. 376.19 (selling). The strong pound is impacting import costs from Europe and the UK while also increasing the rupee value of remittance inflows.
UAE Dirham to PKR
AED to PKR is showing stability as the UAE dirham is being exchanged at Rs. 75.95 (buying) and Rs. 76.95 (selling) in the open market. In interbank, it is moving close to the Rs. 75.80 to Rs. 76.20 range. This stability is supporting consistent remittance inflows from the Gulf region and helping maintain foreign reserves.
Saudi Riyal to PKR
SAR to PKR is trading within a controlled range. In the open market, the Saudi Riyal is being bought at Rs 74.35 and sold at Rs 75.40, while interbank rates stand at Rs 74.31 (buying) and Rs 74.45 (selling). This steady movement is supporting Pakistan’s remittance-driven economy and stabilising energy-related import payments.
Canadian Dollar to PKR
CAD to PKR is trading steadily in Pakistan’s currency market. In the open market, the Canadian dollar is being bought at Rs. 203.31 and sold at Rs. 206.85, while in interbank trading it is being recorded at Rs. 203.74 (buying) and Rs. 204.11 (selling). This movement is supporting remittance inflows from Canada and influencing import pricing from North America.