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GBP to PKR Open Market

Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter) by Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter)
February 12, 2026
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Karachi: The Pakistani rupee is continuing stable trading against the British Pound Sterling, which is buying at Rs. 381.62 and selling at Rs. 385.41. Remittances from Pakistani expatriates in the UK are continuously supporting families across the country. Household expenses, education payments, and business transactions are remaining active, keeping the pound in circulation. The rupee is adjusting gradually as inflows continue.

Daily overseas transfers are maintaining liquidity in the banking system while businesses are continuing to receive payments for services and trade contracts. The British Pound is maintaining a steady range, supporting both domestic and international economic activity.

Pakistani households are relying on these funds to manage expenses, ensuring smooth economic continuity.

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