Karachi, August 7, 2025 – The Euro (EUR) maintained its strong position against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) in the open market.
As of 9:00 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST), the buying rate for one Euro was recorded at Rs 328.53, while the selling rate stood at Rs 330.45.
These exchange rates are determined by prevailing market conditions and can fluctuate during the day based on changes in demand and supply of foreign currencies. The buying rate refers to the price at which banks or currency exchange companies purchase Euros from customers, whereas the selling rate indicates the amount customers need to pay to acquire Euros.
The Euro to PKR parity is influenced by various factors, including international economic trends, eurozone developments, remittance flows, trade volumes, and investor sentiment. Being a key international currency, the Euro holds significant importance for Pakistani importers, students studying abroad, and travelers visiting European countries.
Daily movements in the Euro’s value are closely monitored by businesses and individuals with euro-linked transactions. Exchange companies update these rates regularly, and customers are advised to check current values before finalizing any currency exchanges.
The Euro remains one of the most actively traded foreign currencies in Pakistan’s open market, reflecting the growing economic and financial linkages between Pakistan and the eurozone.