Pakistan Currency Exchange Rates – April 20, 2025: USD at PKR 280.75, GBP at PKR 371.50

As global trade, remittances, and investment flows increasingly rely on real-time financial data, accurate and timely exchange rates have become essential for decision-making. Although financial markets in Pakistan are closed on Sundays, today’s currency exchange data reflects the last available rates from Saturday, April 19, 2025. These figures offer a clear snapshot for those planning financial transactions in the week ahead—especially for importers, exporters, overseas workers, and travelers.

The open market currency rates remain a key barometer of economic sentiment and market dynamics in the country. Below are the latest buying and selling rates for a variety of major and regional currencies as recorded in Pakistan’s open market. These rates serve as benchmarks and may vary slightly depending on the location and money exchange service provider.

Major Currency Exchange Rates (PKR – Pakistani Rupee):

  • US Dollar (USD): Buying at PKR 280.75, Selling at PKR 282.25
  • British Pound (GBP): Buying at PKR 371.50, Selling at PKR 375.00
  • Euro (EUR): Buying at PKR 318.50, Selling at PKR 321.25
  • UAE Dirham (AED): Buying at PKR 76.35, Selling at PKR 77.00
  • Saudi Riyal (SAR): Buying at PKR 74.75, Selling at PKR 75.30
  • Canadian Dollar (CAD): Buying at PKR 202.60, Selling at PKR 205.00
  • Australian Dollar (AUD): Buying at PKR 179.25, Selling at PKR 181.50
  • Singapore Dollar (SGD): Buying at PKR 213.50, Selling at PKR 215.50
  • Swiss Franc (CHF): Buying at PKR 314.86, Selling at PKR 317.66

Gulf and Regional Currencies:

  • Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD): Buying at PKR 902.85, Selling at PKR 912.35
  • Bahraini Dinar (BHD): Buying at PKR 739.35, Selling at PKR 747.35
  • Qatari Riyal (QAR): Buying at PKR 76.28, Selling at PKR 76.98
  • Omani Riyal (OMR): Buying at PKR 723.60, Selling at PKR 732.10

Asian and Other International Currencies:

  • Chinese Yuan (CNY): Buying at PKR 37.59, Selling at PKR 37.99
  • Japanese Yen (JPY): Buying at PKR 1.97, Selling at PKR 2.03
  • Indian Rupee (INR): Buying at PKR 3.18, Selling at PKR 3.27
  • Malaysian Ringgit (MYR): Buying at PKR 62.92, Selling at PKR 63.52
  • New Zealand Dollar (NZD): Buying at PKR 162.54, Selling at PKR 164.54
  • Norwegian Krone (NOK): Buying at PKR 26.14, Selling at PKR 26.44
  • Danish Krone (DKK): Buying at PKR 42.26, Selling at PKR 42.66
  • Swedish Krona (SEK): Buying at PKR 28.38, Selling at PKR 28.68
  • Thai Baht (THB): Buying at PKR 8.20, Selling at PKR 8.35
  • Hong Kong Dollar (HKD): Buying at PKR 35.81, Selling at PKR 36.16

These exchange rates reflect the closing figures from the previous business day and are widely used for reference by commercial banks, forex bureaus, and international payment platforms. However, actual rates can vary slightly based on market fluctuations, geographical factors, and institutional commissions.

Currency rate trends offer insights into macroeconomic developments. The relative strength of the Pakistani rupee, especially against the US dollar and major Gulf currencies, is often linked with factors like remittance flows, trade balances, and geopolitical developments. Recently, a stable rupee performance has been observed, aided by record surpluses and improved global outlook for emerging markets.

For individuals planning international travel or cross-border financial transactions in the upcoming week, it is recommended to verify rates from multiple reliable sources before initiating currency exchanges. Currency markets can shift quickly based on global economic news, commodity prices, and geopolitical events.

As Pakistan continues to integrate more deeply with the digital and global financial systems, up-to-date currency exchange data will remain a crucial component for informed economic activity—whether it’s for personal finance, corporate treasury management, or fintech innovation.