Open market foreign exchange rates are continuing to attract strong attention across Pakistan as the rupee is showing cautious stability against major global currencies.
The US dollar is trading at Rs 280.75 buying and Rs 282.75 selling, while businesses are adjusting import costs accordingly. At the same time, Pakistani freelancers and exporters are benefiting from consistent overseas payments.
The Saudi riyal is currently being bought at Rs 74.85 and sold at Rs 75.50, supported by steady remittances from Pakistani workers in Saudi Arabia who are playing a key role in supporting Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves.
The UAE dirham is standing at Rs 76.50 buying and Rs 77.35 selling, reflecting the strong employment and trade relationship between Pakistan and the UAE.
The British pound is continuing to trade high at Rs 377 buying and Rs 380 selling, affecting education and travel budgets of Pakistani families with links to the UK.
Meanwhile, the Canadian dollar is at Rs 201 buying and Rs 205 selling, while the Omani riyal is trading at Rs 728.60 buying and Rs 738.60 selling.
Economic observers are noting that Pakistani workers abroad are continuously supporting domestic consumption, real estate, and education through remittances, while the open market is responding cautiously to global trends.
The currency market is remaining sensitive, and citizens are closely watching daily updates for financial planning.
