Exchange rates in Pakistan’s open market reflected fresh movement on Monday, June 16, 2025, following weekend fluctuations driven by international economic forces and domestic fiscal policies.
The shifts underline the ongoing volatility in currency values, a concern increasingly relevant for importers, exporters, overseas workers, and global investors.
The latest exchange rates, released at 08:28 AM, highlight Pakistan’s evolving financial climate, where staying current on currency valuations is crucial for navigating economic uncertainty. Exchange rates continue to play a vital role in foreign trade, remittances, and travel planning, offering key insights into broader market sentiment.
On Monday, the US Dollar (USD) was being bought at Rs. 282.55 and sold at Rs. 283.05, reflecting marginal movement in exchange rates compared to previous sessions. The UK Pound Sterling (GBP) stood at Rs. 382.94 for buying and Rs. 383.61 for selling, while the Euro (EUR) was available at Rs. 326.08 and Rs. 326.66, respectively.
Other notable currencies also saw moderate fluctuations in their exchange rates. The Australian Dollar (AUD) traded between Rs. 183.24 and Rs. 183.56, while the Canadian Dollar (CAD) was exchanged at Rs. 207.32 (buying) and Rs. 207.69 (selling). The Swiss Franc (CHF) stood at Rs. 349.47 and Rs. 350.09, showcasing its consistent strength.
In the regional segment, the UAE Dirham (AED) was valued at Rs. 76.95 (buying) and Rs. 77.08 (selling), and the Saudi Riyal (SAR) was quoted at Rs. 75.32 and Rs. 75.45. The Chinese Yuan (CNY) moved slightly to Rs. 39.33 and Rs. 39.40, while the Japanese Yen (JPY) stood steady at Rs. 1.96 and Rs. 1.97.
The exchange rates for the Singapore Dollar (SGD) were Rs. 220.38 and Rs. 220.77, and the Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) stood at Rs. 36.00 and Rs. 36.06. The Swedish Korona (SEK) moved within Rs. 29.81 to Rs. 29.86, and the Thai Bhat (THB) remained at Rs. 8.71 to Rs. 8.72. The Danish Krone (DKK) traded at Rs. 43.72 and Rs. 43.80.
In today’s unpredictable environment, closely monitoring exchange rates has become essential. Fluctuating exchange rates not only affect daily transactions but also influence long-term financial planning. As exchange rates remain a key indicator of economic health, timely access to reliable data is now more important than ever.