Karachi: The UAE Dirham is showing steady performance against the Pakistani Rupee, reflecting strong economic ties between Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates.
In the interbank, AED is trading at Rs. 75.90 (buying) and Rs. 77.25 (selling). In the open market, the rates remain at Rs. 75.90 (buying) and Rs. 77.25 (selling).
The UAE is one of Pakistan’s largest sources of remittances, and the stable Dirham rate is helping maintain consistent inflows. This contributes positively to Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves.
At the same time, the higher exchange rate increases the cost of imports from the UAE, including fuel and consumer goods, adding to inflationary pressures.
The dirham’s stability reflects broader regional economic strength, while Pakistan continues to rely heavily on remittance inflows to support its balance of payments.
