Karachi – The UAE dirham (AED) showed stability in Pakistan’s exchange markets as steady remittance inflows from Gulf countries continued to support balance of demand.
In the interbank market, AED was quoted at Rs 75.81 (buying) and Rs 75.94 (selling). In the open market, it was recorded at Rs 75.55 (buying) and Rs 76.55 (selling).
Currency dealers highlighted that the UAE remains one of the largest contributors to Pakistan’s remittances, which helps maintain relative stability in AED demand.
Experts believe any fluctuation in oil-linked Gulf economies could indirectly influence Pakistan’s forex positioning in the coming weeks.
