Karachi, December 15, 2024 – Currency exchange rates in Pakistan for Sunday, December 15, 2024, reflect the closing rates of the previous day, as there is no trading in the open market on Sundays.
The Pakistani rupee showed mixed trends against major foreign currencies. The US Dollar currency closed at a buying rate of 277.60 PKR and a selling rate of 279.15 PKR, continuing its stable position in recent sessions. The British Pound Sterling (GBP) currency stood strong, with a buying rate of 351.30 PKR and a selling rate of 354.80 PKR, while the Euro (EUR) recorded buying and selling rates of 289.85 PKR and 292.60 PKR, respectively.
In the Middle East, the Saudi Riyal (SAR) currency and UAE Dirham (AED) held steady at 73.70 PKR and 75.35 PKR for buying, with selling rates of 74.25 PKR and 76.00 PKR, respectively. The Omani Riyal (OMR) and Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD) remained at high values, with the Kuwaiti Dinar reaching a buying rate of 896.86 PKR and selling at 906.36 PKR, reflecting its position as the strongest currency in the region.
The Chinese Yuan (CNY) was recorded at 37.99 PKR for buying and 38.39 PKR for selling, indicating its steady presence in trade-related transactions. Meanwhile, the Japanese Yen (JPY) remained relatively low at 1.84 PKR for buying and 1.90 PKR for selling.
Among other major currencies, the Australian Dollar (AUD) traded at 178.75 PKR for buying and 181.00 PKR for selling, while the Canadian Dollar (CAD) was noted at 197.60 PKR and 200.00 PKR. The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) was at 162.40 PKR and 164.40 PKR for buying and selling, respectively.
The Swiss Franc (CHF), one of the strongest European currencies, closed at 311.20 PKR for buying and 314.00 PKR for selling. Regional currencies like the Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) and Qatari Riyal (QAR) also remained stable, with buying rates of 61.75 PKR and 75.70 PKR, and selling rates of 62.35 PKR and 76.40 PKR, respectively.
These rates provide an overview of the exchange values, crucial for traders, investors, and individuals engaging in currency exchange activities. As markets reopen on Monday, fluctuations may occur depending on domestic and international economic developments.
