Karachi, April 10, 2025 – The latest currency exchange rates in Pakistan opened with moderate fluctuations on Thursday, April 10, 2025.
These exchange rates represent the beginning of trading activity in the open market and serve as a key reference for importers, exporters, and travelers. The Pakistani Rupee continues to show signs of volatility amid global economic trends and domestic fiscal adjustments.
The most closely watched currency exchange rate remains that of the US Dollar. As of this morning, the US Dollar is being bought at Rs. 281 and sold at Rs. 282.5. The fluctuation in the Dollar rate continues to impact prices of essential imports and is a major determinant in shaping economic sentiment across the country.
The Euro opened at Rs. 309.25 for buying and Rs. 312 for selling, while the UK Pound Sterling was exchanged at Rs. 360.5 for buying and Rs. 364 for selling. These rates mark a slight uptick compared to the previous sessions, reflecting changes in the international market as well as local demand.
Among the Gulf currencies, the Saudi Riyal was seen trading at Rs. 74.45 for buying and Rs. 75 for selling, while the UAE Dirham was at Rs. 76.15 and Rs. 76.8, respectively. These currency values are particularly relevant for overseas Pakistanis remitting funds back home.
In the Asian region, the Japanese Yen was valued at Rs. 1.87 for buying and Rs. 1.93 for selling, whereas the Chinese Yuan stood at Rs. 37.59 and Rs. 37.99. These exchange rates are essential for businesses engaged in trade with China and Japan, both being significant trading partners for Pakistan.
Other notable currency exchange rates include the Canadian Dollar at Rs. 199.35 for buying and Rs. 201.75 for selling, and the Swiss Franc at Rs. 314.86 and Rs. 317.66. Meanwhile, the Australian Dollar traded at Rs. 175.5 and Rs. 177.75.
With the global economic outlook remaining uncertain, fluctuations in currency exchange rates are expected to continue. Market watchers are advised to stay updated on daily exchange movements as they directly influence import costs, investment returns, and consumer prices.
As the day progresses, these currency values may shift depending on trading volume, economic news, and geopolitical developments. Investors and the general public are encouraged to refer to official sources or licensed exchange dealers for the most accurate currency exchange rates throughout the day.