The open currency market in Pakistan witnessed notable fluctuations in exchange rates on Wednesday, June 18, 2025, reflecting the continuing influence of global financial developments and domestic policy decisions.
These shifts are part of a broader trend of exchange rate volatility that affects individuals and institutions alike, from importers and exporters to students and travelers.
Released at 8:15 AM, the fresh exchange rates offered a snapshot of Pakistan’s current economic stance in light of shifting international dynamics. In the updated figures, the US Dollar was being bought at Rs283.05 and sold at Rs283.55. The British Pound Sterling stood at a buying rate of Rs384.15 and a selling rate of Rs384.83, while the Euro was listed at Rs327.19 for buying and Rs327.77 for selling.
Among regional and global currencies, the Saudi Riyal was being bought at Rs75.45 and sold at Rs75.58, whereas the UAE Dirham traded at Rs77.61 for buying and Rs77.75 for selling. The Australian Dollar stood at Rs184.81 for buying and Rs185.13 for selling. The Canadian Dollar followed with rates of Rs208.54 and Rs208.91, respectively.
Other currencies saw the following movement in exchange rates: the Chinese Yuan was recorded at Rs39.36 for buying and Rs39.43 for selling; the Danish Krone at Rs43.74 and Rs43.81; the Hong Kong Dollar at Rs36.03 and Rs36.10; the Japanese Yen at Rs1.96 for both buying and selling; and the Singapore Dollar at Rs220.91 for buying and Rs221.30 for selling. The Swedish Korona traded at Rs29.72 and Rs29.78, the Swiss Franc at Rs347.95 and Rs348.57, and the Thai Baht at Rs8.71 for buying and Rs8.73 for selling.
As global markets shift and Pakistan’s monetary policies evolve, exchange rates remain a critical factor for stakeholders involved in cross-border dealings. The continued fluctuation in exchange rates underlines the importance of closely monitoring currency values for timely and informed financial planning.
In today’s interconnected financial world, understanding and adapting to exchange rate trends is essential for managing both personal and corporate finances effectively. With exchange rates impacting everything from remittances to imports, their role in economic stability cannot be overstated.