Karachi, April 3, 2025 – The latest exchange rates for various foreign currencies against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) have been released for today, offering important insights for businesses, investors, and individuals involved in international transactions. These rates, which fluctuate daily based on market conditions, play a critical role in economic activities such as trade, remittances, and financial investments.
US Dollar to Pakistani Rupee (USD to PKR)
On April 3, 2025, the buying rate of the US Dollar (USD) stood at Rs 279.71, while the selling rate was Rs 281.91 in the open market. These rates are updated at 8:10 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST) and may vary depending on market demand and currency supply. The buying rate reflects the value at which an exchange company or bank purchases US dollars from customers, while the selling rate indicates the price at which these institutions sell dollars to their customers. These exchange rates are subject to continuous shifts, influenced by factors such as global economic trends, foreign investment flows, and domestic financial conditions.
Euro to Pakistani Rupee (EUR to PKR)
The Euro (EUR) is being traded at a buying rate of Rs 301.88 and a selling rate of Rs 304.91 today. The Euro/PKR exchange rate, similar to other foreign currencies, is subject to fluctuations based on demand and the overall supply in the open market. Currency fluctuations like these can have significant implications for businesses involved in European trade, importers, exporters, and individuals sending or receiving remittances in Euros.
British Pound to Pakistani Rupee (GBP to PKR)
The buying rate for one British Pound Sterling (GBP) is Rs 360.97, and the selling rate is Rs 364.44 as of April 3, 2025. The British Pound continues to perform robustly against the Pakistani Rupee, with exchange rates that fluctuate based on economic factors both within Pakistan and the broader global economy. The exchange rate plays an important role in bilateral trade between Pakistan and the United Kingdom, affecting everything from trade deals to travel expenses.
UAE Dirham to Pakistani Rupee (AED to PKR)
The UAE Dirham (AED) is being exchanged at a buying rate of Rs 76.01 and a selling rate of Rs 76.56. The UAE is a key trading partner for Pakistan, and a large portion of remittances to Pakistan come from the UAE. As a result, changes in the AED/PKR exchange rate have widespread implications for Pakistan’s economy. The rates are updated daily, providing essential insights for businesses and individuals working in or with the UAE.
Saudi Riyal to Pakistani Rupee (SAR to PKR)
On April 3, 2025, the buying rate for one Saudi Riyal (SAR) is Rs 74.27, and the selling rate is Rs 74.85. The Saudi Riyal is another important currency for Pakistan due to the large number of Pakistani expatriates in Saudi Arabia who send remittances back home. These rates are closely monitored by individuals and businesses alike for making currency conversions and planning financial transactions.
Canadian Dollar to Pakistani Rupee (CAD to PKR)
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is being bought at Rs 195.85 and sold at Rs 198.25. Canada is an important destination for Pakistani immigrants and businesses, and the CAD/PKR exchange rate plays a key role in bilateral financial transactions. Understanding the dynamics of this exchange rate is crucial for those involved in trade or remittances between the two countries.
Key Insights on Currency Exchange Rates
Currency exchange rates are heavily influenced by global economic trends, inflation, trade policies, and investment flows. As these factors evolve, exchange rates can experience volatility. Monitoring these rates regularly helps businesses, investors, and consumers make informed financial decisions. Whether it’s the need for currency conversion, planning for international travel, or managing the costs of imports and exports, staying updated on exchange rates is essential for financial success.
As market forces shift, these rates will change. It is always advisable to check with authorized financial institutions or exchange companies for the most current and accurate rates before making any currency-related transactions. The fluctuations in the value of the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) against other global currencies are a reflection of both local economic conditions and global financial trends.