Interbank Rate Today in Pakistan – 13 April 2026

KARACHI — In a relatively steady opening for the mid-month trading session, the Pakistani Rupee held its ground against major international currencies during Monday morning’s interbank trade. As of today, the US Dollar remains the primary focus for local importers and businesses, maintaining a tight range with a bank selling rate of 279.40.

Financial analysts note that while the market is operating within expected parameters, the “spread”—the difference between what a bank buys and sells a currency for—remains narrow, suggesting healthy liquidity in the local banking system.

Key Highlights from the Morning Session:

• The Big Players: The British Pound and the Swiss Franc continue to be the heavyweight currencies on the board, with the Pound Sterling commanding a selling price of 375.12.
• European Stability: The Euro showed minor fluctuations, currently pegged at 327.30 for those looking to settle European trade obligations.
• Regional Strength: Within the Middle Eastern corridor, the Saudi Riyal—a vital currency for Pakistan’s remittance and travel sectors—is trading at a stable 74.46.

For the average citizen, these numbers might seem like a dry list of statistics, but they represent the heartbeat of the national economy. When the “Bank Selling” rate for the Dollar or the Euro stays stable, it directly impacts the cost of everything from the fuel in your car to the smartphone in your pocket.

Understanding the Numbers: A Quick Guide

Interbank Rates Today in Pakistan

Flag	Code	Bank Buying (TT Clean)	Bank Selling (TT & OD)
	USD	278.90	279.40
	GBP	374.45	375.12
	CHF	352.87	353.50
	SEK	29.93	29.98
	SGD	218.88	219.27
	SAR	74.32	74.46
	HKD	35.61	35.68
	EUR	326.71	327.30
	DKK	43.65	43.73
	CNY	40.83	40.90
	CAD	201.77	202.13
	AUD	196.42	196.77

Disclaimer: Rates are for information only and subject to change without notice. Please contact your bank for live transactional rates.