Karachi: The Pakistani rupee is trading steadily against the US Dollar as remittances from overseas labor and international trade payments are keeping foreign exchange flows active.
The US Dollar is currently buying at Rs. 280.60 and selling at Rs. 282.25, reflecting ongoing inflows from Pakistani expatriates across the globe. Families are continuing to receive funds from workers abroad, which are helping households manage daily expenses and education costs. Businesses are also transferring payments internationally, keeping the dollar in active circulation.
The rupee is adjusting continuously in response to these inflows while import and export transactions are moving at a steady pace. Daily economic activity and remittances are stabilizing the market while the US Dollar is maintaining a stable range. Traders and corporates are transferring funds for import settlements, education, and healthcare payments, which is contributing to smooth movement of the currency.
The Pakistani economy is continuing to benefit from the inflows of foreign currency, which are supporting domestic liquidity. Overall, the US Dollar is actively circulating and the Pakistani rupee is maintaining a balanced position.
