Karachi: The UAE dirham changes hands in the open market at Rs 77.30 (buying) and Rs 77.55 (selling).
Dubai- and Abu Dhabi-linked remittances, air travel, and gold and electronics sourcing make AED a day-to-day benchmark for many Pakistanis.
A steady dirham helps planners set fees, shipping costs, and travel outlays with fewer surprises.
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