Karachi, December 2, 2025 – Pakistan’s foreign exchange market issued the latest currency exchange indicators for Tuesday, providing an updated snapshot of how major international currencies are performing against the Pakistani Rupee. The update, released at 2:30 PM Pakistan Standard Time, offers clarity for banking customers, overseas workers, importers, exporters, and individuals planning international travel. As currency values continue to fluctuate in response to global and regional dynamics, daily exchange updates remain essential for decision-making across multiple economic segments.
Pakistan’s currency market has been experiencing moderate shifts driven by global economic patterns, movements in oil prices, and changes in international trading environments. These factors have also prompted closer attention from businesses involved in import and export activities, where currency stability directly affects pricing, procurement, and profit margins. Market analysts note that such day-to-day variations highlight the importance of tracking foreign exchange movements, particularly for sectors with high exposure to international transactions.
Among the globally traded currencies, the US Dollar continues to dominate Pakistan’s foreign exchange landscape. On December 2, the USD is available at Rs281.50 for buying and Rs283.25 for selling. This slight movement reflects the ongoing global financial adjustments influencing dollar strength. The Saudi Riyal and UAE Dirham, which are especially important for Pakistani expatriates remitting money from the Gulf region, remain relatively steady. The SAR is priced at Rs75.15 for buying and Rs75.60 for selling, while the AED stands at Rs76.70 for buying and Rs77.45 for selling, offering consistency for overseas workers sending funds back home.
European and Asia-Pacific currencies also show stable behaviour, supporting individuals and companies engaged in international travel, education planning, and cross-border commercial activities. The Euro is trading at Rs326.25 for buying and Rs328.75 for selling, while the British Pound stands at Rs372.00 for buying and Rs375.50 for selling. The Japanese Yen continues to reflect minor variability, listed at Rs1.79 for buying and Rs1.89 for selling. These figures contribute to a clearer understanding of international rate movements for customers preparing for upcoming financial commitments.
The broader list of exchange rates includes the Australian Dollar at Rs182.50 buying and Rs186.50 selling, the Canadian Dollar at Rs200.10 buying and Rs205.10 selling, and the Chinese Yuan at Rs39.26 buying and Rs39.66 selling. Other currencies such as the Danish Krone, Hong Kong Dollar, Indian Rupee, Malaysian Ringgit, Norwegian Krone, Singapore Dollar, and Swiss Franc show consistent patterns similar to recent sessions, offering useful reference points for businesses relying on international suppliers. The Gulf currencies, including the Bahraini Dinar, Kuwaiti Dinar, Qatari Riyal, and Omani Riyal, continue to reflect their traditionally strong positions in the global market.
The complete currency rate table for December 2, 2025, outlines the buying and selling prices across all major global currencies, providing a detailed overview for stakeholders. With daily fluctuations shaped by global events, geopolitical developments, and commodity price changes, Pakistan’s forex market remains an area of close observation. The latest update enables consumers and businesses to make more informed financial decisions as they navigate international obligations and monetary planning.
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