Karachi, July 9, 2025 – The foreign currency exchange market in Pakistan opened on Wednesday with fresh rates across a wide range of global currencies.
These updated foreign currency rates reflect the opening trends in the local open market and are crucial for importers, exporters, and individuals engaged in international transactions or travel.
As the rupee continues to find its balance amid evolving economic indicators, today’s foreign currency rates show marginal shifts compared to the previous trading sessions. The US Dollar (USD) remained firm, with the buying rate recorded at Rs285.70 and selling at Rs286.85. Similarly, the British Pound (GBP), one of the most significant benchmarks in the foreign exchange market, was quoted at Rs389 for buying and Rs391.20 for selling.
Among Gulf currencies, the Saudi Riyal (SAR) opened at Rs76.15 for buying and Rs76.40 for selling, while the UAE Dirham (AED) traded at Rs77.80 and Rs78.10 respectively. The Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD) maintained its high value, exchanging between Rs922.30 and Rs932.30. Meanwhile, the Qatari Riyal (QAR) and Omani Riyal (OMR) were also seen stable with minor variations, reflecting consistent demand.
In the Asia-Pacific region, the Chinese Yuan (CNY) opened at Rs39.19 for buying and Rs39.59 for selling. The Japanese Yen (JPY), although lower in unit value, remained steady between Rs1.93 and Rs2.03. The Australian Dollar (AUD) traded between Rs185.50 and Rs189.50, while the New Zealand Dollar (NZD) was listed at Rs168.76 for buying and Rs170.76 for selling.
European currencies also reflected a stable foreign exchange landscape. The Euro (EUR) stood at Rs335.00 buying and Rs337.00 selling, while the Swiss Franc (CHF) remained strong at Rs353.63 and Rs356.38 respectively.
Today’s foreign currency exchange rates offer insights into Pakistan’s external financial posture and provide indicators for import-export pricing strategies. These currency rates are also monitored closely by overseas Pakistanis sending remittances, travelers planning international visits, and investors involved in multi-currency portfolios. With changing global dynamics, foreign currency fluctuations remain a critical component of daily financial planning in Pakistan.
As always, currency rates may vary slightly during the day depending on demand and global developments.