Exchange rates in Pakistan’s open currency market experienced new shifts on Tuesday, June 17, 2025, signaling the continued impact of global financial trends and domestic economic strategies.
These fluctuations come in the wake of weekend movements and emphasize the persistent volatility of the foreign exchange landscape. For businesses, overseas workers, and travelers alike, exchange rates remain a central concern in financial decision-making.
Released at 09:20 AM, the updated exchange rates provide a clear view of the country’s evolving economic outlook. The US Dollar was being traded at Rs 282.85 for buying and Rs 283.35 for selling. The UK Pound Sterling stood at Rs 383.04 for buying and Rs 383.71 for selling, reflecting its stable demand. The Euro maintained its value with a buying rate of Rs 326.71 and a selling rate of Rs 326.78.
The Australian Dollar (AUD) opened at Rs 183.19 and was sold at Rs 183.51, while the Canadian Dollar (CAD) was bought at Rs 207.91 and sold at Rs 208.28. Exchange rates for the Chinese Yuan (CNY) were noted at Rs 39.36 buying and Rs 39.43 selling. The Saudi Riyal (SAR) saw minor movement, with buying at Rs 75.36 and selling at Rs 75.49, whereas the UAE Dirham (AED) was recorded at Rs 77.02 and Rs 77.16 respectively.
Among other currencies, the Swiss Franc (CHF) stood at Rs 347.95 buying and Rs 348.57 selling, and the Japanese Yen (JPY) held firm at Rs 1.96 for both buying and selling. The Singapore Dollar (SGD) traded at Rs 220.47 buying and Rs 220.86 selling, while the Danish Krone (DKK) moved between Rs 43.74 and Rs 43.81. The Swedish Korona (SEK) ranged from Rs 29.72 to Rs 29.78, and the Thai Baht (THB) stood at Rs 8.71 and Rs 8.73 respectively. The Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) maintained a tight range between Rs 36.03 and Rs 36.10.
In today’s highly dynamic financial environment, tracking exchange rates is more critical than ever. Frequent changes in exchange rates impact not only day-to-day transactions but also long-term budgeting, trade agreements, and investment strategies.
As exchange rates continue to reflect both local and international economic developments, staying informed is essential for making sound financial decisions in an increasingly interconnected world.