Exchange rates in Pakistan’s open market experienced notable fluctuations on Saturday, June 14, 2025, highlighting the persistent instability driven by global and domestic financial conditions.
The updated figures, released at 08:51 AM, offer vital information for a diverse audience including currency dealers, importers, exporters, international travelers, and overseas workers. These exchange rates are key for anyone engaged in cross-border financial transactions or planning foreign investments.
The Pakistani Rupee continues to respond to multiple external and internal pressures, including international oil prices, regional trade relationships, foreign capital flows, and the country’s monetary and fiscal policies.
These elements collectively contribute to ongoing adjustments in exchange rates, shaping Pakistan’s broader economic trajectory.
According to the latest update, the US Dollar is being bought at Rs 282.55 and sold at Rs 283.05. The UK Pound Sterling trades between Rs 382.94 for buying and Rs 383.61 for selling, while the Euro stands at Rs 326.08 and Rs 326.66, respectively. Among regional currencies, the UAE Dirham is available at Rs 76.95 for buying and Rs 77.08 for selling, and the Saudi Riyal is trading at Rs 75.32 and Rs 75.45.
Other notable exchange rates include the Canadian Dollar at Rs 207.32 (buying) and Rs 207.69 (selling), the Australian Dollar at Rs 183.24 and Rs 183.56, and the Chinese Yuan at Rs 39.33 and Rs 39.40. The Japanese Yen, typically lower in value, is at Rs 1.96 for buying and Rs 1.97 for selling. Additionally, the Swiss Franc is being traded at Rs 349.47 and Rs 350.09, while the Singapore Dollar is at Rs 220.38 and Rs 220.77.
Frequent shifts in exchange rates often mirror broader global financial trends such as inflation, interest rate changes, market speculation, and trade imbalances. As such, individuals and organizations alike are increasingly reliant on accurate exchange rates to inform daily decisions.
In today’s fast-paced economy, staying informed about exchange rates is more than a convenience—it’s a necessity.
The morning shifts on Saturday once again emphasize the importance of real-time updates. Relying on certified dealers and credible financial portals ensures access to the most reliable exchange rates, enabling smarter choices amid global uncertainty.