Karachi, January 15, 2025 – The currency exchange rates in Pakistan for January 15, 2025, highlight fluctuations in the open market as trading begins.
These currency rates indicate the buying and selling values of various currencies against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR), which serves as a reflection of both domestic and global economic trends.
The US Dollar (USD) currency remains one of the most traded currencies in Pakistan. As of this morning, the dollar is being bought at 279.05 PKR and sold at 280.55 PKR, maintaining its position as a critical indicator of the market’s stability. Similarly, the UK Pound Sterling (GBP) currency stands strong with a buying rate of 342.50 PKR and a selling rate of 346 PKR, reflecting the continued strength of the British economy.
Among regional currencies, the Indian Rupee (INR) currency is trading at 3.12 PKR for buying and 3.21 PKR for selling, while the Chinese Yuan (CNY) shows resilience at 37.97 PKR for buying and 38.37 PKR for selling. Both currencies signify the importance of Pakistan’s trade ties with its neighboring countries.
The Euro (EUR), a key currency in international trade and remittances, stands at 286.75 PKR for buying and 289.50 PKR for selling, reflecting the dynamic trade relationships between Pakistan and the European Union. Meanwhile, the Saudi Riyal (SAR), crucial due to Pakistan’s expatriate workforce in Saudi Arabia, trades at 74.05 PKR for buying and 74.60 PKR for selling, underscoring its steady demand in the market.
The U.A.E. Dirham (AED) also remains significant for the Pakistani economy, especially with Dubai being a major hub for expatriates and business activities. Its exchange rates are 75.70 PKR for buying and 76.35 PKR for selling, reflecting its consistent performance.
Other notable currencies include the Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD), which is being bought at 896.30 PKR and sold at 905.80 PKR, and the Omani Riyal (OMR) at 723 PKR for buying and 731.50 PKR for selling. These Gulf currencies highlight Pakistan’s economic ties with the Middle East, particularly in trade and remittances.
As trading progresses throughout the day, these rates may vary depending on market demand and supply, global economic conditions, and geopolitical factors. Investors and businesses are advised to stay updated to make informed decisions.