Customers’ exchange rates on March 29, 2022

Customers’ exchange rates on March 29, 2022

KARACHI, March 29, 2022 – The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has provided customers with the exchange rates for Tuesday, March 29, 2022.

These rates are based on the weighted average rates of commercial banks and are intended for informational purposes only, according to the SBP.

The SBP emphasized that the data represents estimates quoted by various commercial banks to their clients, serving as indicative exchange rates for commercial transactions between banks and customers.

Here are the buying and selling rates for major foreign currencies in Pakistan Rupees (PKR) as of March 29, 2022:

• AED (United Arab Emirates Dirham):

• Buying: PKR 49.6359

• Selling: PKR 49.7463

• AUD (Australian Dollar):

• Buying: PKR 136.5604

• Selling: PKR 136.8597

• CAD (Canadian Dollar):

• Buying: PKR 145.6209

• Selling: PKR 145.9452

• CHF (Swiss Franc):

• Buying: PKR 195.1963

• Selling: PKR 195.6397

• CNY (Chinese Yuan):

• Buying: PKR 28.6168

• Selling: PKR 28.6790

• EUR (Euro):

• Buying: PKR 200.2828

• Selling: PKR 200.7378

• GBP (British Pound):

• Buying: PKR 238.6316

• Selling: PKR 239.1773

• JPY (Japanese Yen):

• Buying: PKR 1.4755

• Selling: PKR 1.4789

• SAR (Saudi Riyal):

• Buying: PKR 48.5714

• Selling: PKR 48.6788

• USD (United States Dollar):

• Buying: PKR 182.1851

• Selling: PKR 182.6079

The SBP’s provision of exchange rates plays a crucial role in ensuring transparent and efficient foreign exchange transactions in Pakistan. These rates are fundamental benchmarks for businesses and individuals involved in international trade and finance.

Customers are advised to stay informed with their respective banks for real-time rates before engaging in any foreign currency transactions due to the dynamic nature of foreign exchange markets. The SBP remains committed to fostering stability and transparency in the foreign exchange market, ensuring a fair and reliable system for businesses and individuals participating in cross-border transactions.