Major foreign currencies are trading steadily against the Pakistani rupee today, as the open market is showing balanced movement supported by continuous remittances from overseas Pakistanis working in the Middle East, the UK and North America.
The US Dollar is remaining stable and is being traded at Buying: Rs. 280.65 | Selling: Rs. 282.25. Businesses are continuing import payments while freelancers and IT professionals are earning through international clients, bringing consistent dollar inflows into the country.
The Saudi Riyal is also holding firm at Buying: Rs. 74.85 | Selling: Rs. 75.35. Millions of Pakistani workers in Saudi Arabia are regularly sending money home, helping families manage daily expenses, school fees and healthcare costs.
Meanwhile, the UAE Dirham is moving smoothly at Buying: Rs. 76.50 | Selling: Rs. 77.30. Remittances from Dubai and Abu Dhabi are continuing to strengthen household incomes, making the Dirham one of the most dependable currencies for Pakistani families.
The Omani Riyal, known for its high value, is trading strong at Buying: Rs. 728.65 | Selling: Rs. 738.18, providing higher rupee returns even for smaller transfers.
In Western markets, the British Pound is maintaining strength at Buying: Rs. 382.98 | Selling: Rs. 387.45, while the Canadian Dollar is exchanging at Buying: Rs. 203.88 | Selling: Rs. 207.42, supported by students and skilled workers living in the UK and Canada.
Overall, steady foreign inflows are continuing to act as a financial cushion for Pakistan’s economy, helping the rupee stay balanced in the open market.
