Karachi: Pakistan’s currency market is continuing to adjust in a stable environment, with the Rupee holding firm against major foreign currencies. The US Dollar is trading at Rs. 280.25 buying and Rs. 282.20 selling, which is maintaining import and export balance. Businesses and households are planning transactions around this level, ensuring consistent cash flow and remittance utilization.
The Omani Riyal is trading at Rs. 726.86 buying and Rs. 736.36 selling, reflecting ongoing support from worker remittances. This stability is sustaining household incomes and encouraging domestic spending, especially in real estate, retail, and food sectors.
The UAE Dirham is holding at Rs. 76.35 buying and Rs. 77.35 selling, as trade with UAE continues in energy, logistics, and re-exports. The stable AED rate is helping importers plan procurement and maintain financial predictability.
Saudi Riyal is trading at Rs. 74.80 buying and Rs. 75.50 selling, supporting the flow of remittances and balancing imports and domestic spending patterns. Religious travel and manpower exports continue to generate steady foreign inflows.
Canadian Dollar is trading at Rs. 203.43 buying and Rs. 206.94 selling, with education-related transfers and exports supporting the country’s foreign exchange reserves. Businesses are leveraging this stability to manage supply chain and export pricing.
The British Pound is holding at Rs. 377.35 buying and Rs. 381.58 selling, reflecting sustained inflows from the UK, which is supporting household consumption and foreign trade. Exporters in textiles and IT are benefiting from predictable GBP inflows.
Overall, Pakistan’s forex environment is remaining stable, with the rupee navigating between international dollar trends and remittance support. The combined impact of USD, OMR, AED, SAR, CAD, and GBP rates is shaping trade, imports, exports, and domestic economic activity, while maintaining stability for businesses and households.
