Karachi: The UAE dirham is continuing to trade steadily against the Pakistani rupee as trade activity and remittance inflows from the United Arab Emirates remain significant for Pakistan’s economy.
In the open market, the UAE dirham is being bought at Rs. 75.75 and sold at Rs. 76.85, while the interbank market is recording the currency at Rs. 75.85 for buying and Rs. 75.98 for selling.
The UAE remains one of Pakistan’s major economic partners, with strong commercial ties in trade, logistics and overseas employment. The dirham rate is directly influencing import costs because a large share of Pakistan’s trade and business transactions are linked with the Gulf region.
Remittances from Pakistani workers in the UAE are continuing to provide valuable foreign exchange support to the economy. Stable currency movement is also helping businesses involved in imports, travel and construction-related trade maintain financial planning and pricing stability.
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