Karachi, March 29, 2025 – The currency exchange market in Pakistan has seen updated rates as of today, reflecting a mix of fluctuations and stable trends across various foreign currencies. These rates provide an essential snapshot of how global currencies are performing against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) at the start of the trading day. Market demand, international trade conditions, and economic indicators continue to play a key role in shaping these rates, offering valuable insights for both individuals and businesses.
Today’s exchange rates have demonstrated minor shifts across multiple currencies. Several factors have contributed to these fluctuations, including remittances, foreign reserves, and geopolitical developments. These elements remain influential in dictating the buying and selling rates of foreign currencies in Pakistan, impacting everything from individual foreign transactions to broader economic trends.
Among the most closely watched currencies, the US Dollar (USD) is currently trading at Rs 280.4 for buying and Rs 281.9 for selling. The USD remains one of the most significant currencies in Pakistan’s economy, with its fluctuations often reflecting shifts in international trade and investment patterns. Similarly, the British Pound Sterling (GBP) is holding steady, priced at Rs 361.5 for buying and Rs 365 for selling, remaining one of the strongest currencies in global markets.
The Euro (EUR) also maintains a relatively stable position, with the buying rate at Rs 301.5 and the selling rate at Rs 304.25. The Euro’s performance is indicative of continued strength in the European economy, with minor adjustments seen in its exchange rates relative to the Pakistani Rupee.
Turning to the Middle Eastern currencies, the Saudi Riyal (SAR) is being bought at Rs 74.35 and sold at Rs 74.9. The UAE Dirham (AED) is similarly priced at Rs 75.9 for buying and Rs 76.55 for selling. Both currencies are essential for trade between Pakistan and the Middle East, where many Pakistanis are employed, contributing to remittances that influence exchange rates. The Omani Riyal (OMR) and Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD), both known for their high value, are priced at Rs 722 and Rs 896.9 for buying, respectively, with selling rates at Rs 730.5 and Rs 906.4.
In the Asian market, the Chinese Yuan (CNY) is holding steady at Rs 37.59 for buying and Rs 37.99 for selling, reflecting ongoing economic exchanges between Pakistan and China, particularly in trade and infrastructure development. The Japanese Yen (JPY), another critical Asian currency, is trading at Rs 1.87 for buying and Rs 1.93 for selling, while the Indian Rupee (INR), Pakistan’s neighboring currency, is relatively weaker at Rs 3.18 for buying and Rs 3.27 for selling.
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) and the Australian Dollar (AUD) are also key currencies in the global market, trading at Rs 195.85 for buying and Rs 198.25 for selling, and Rs 176.5 for buying and Rs 178.75 for selling, respectively. These currencies are influenced by trade ties and global commodity markets, which impact their exchange rates against the Pakistani Rupee.
As always, these exchange rates are updated daily at 8:00 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST), providing an accurate snapshot for individuals and businesses dealing in foreign currencies. The rates are subject to fluctuations throughout the day as international trade activities, market demand, and economic factors evolve.
For individuals and businesses involved in foreign exchange transactions, it is crucial to stay informed about these fluctuations to make timely and informed financial decisions. With the global economy continually evolving, understanding the exchange rate landscape is more important than ever for navigating the complex world of international trade and finance.