The open currency market in Pakistan witnessed notable fluctuations in exchange rates on Friday, June 20, 2025, reflecting the ongoing influence of both international economic dynamics and domestic monetary strategies.
The persistent changes in exchange rates underscore the financial uncertainty currently impacting businesses, travelers, students, and investors.
At 9:54 AM, updated exchange rates provided an accurate snapshot of Pakistan’s alignment with global financial movements. The US Dollar (USD) was being traded at Rs 283.55 for buying and Rs 284.05 for selling. The UK Pound Sterling (GBP) stood at Rs 382.70 for buying and Rs 383.37 for selling, while the Euro (EUR) recorded a buying rate of Rs 326.80 and a selling rate of Rs 327.38.
Among other key currencies, the Australian Dollar (AUD) was available at Rs 184.07 for buying and Rs 184.39 for selling. The Canadian Dollar (CAD) was being traded at Rs 207.11 and Rs 207.48 respectively. The Chinese Yuan (CNY) showed a buying rate of Rs 39.49 and a selling rate of Rs 39.56, and the Danish Krone (DKK) was listed at Rs 43.81 for buying and Rs 43.89 for selling.
The Hong Kong Dollar (HKD) traded between Rs 36.12 and Rs 36.19, while the Japanese Yen (JPY) hovered around Rs 1.95 and Rs 1.96. The Saudi Riyal (SAR) stood at Rs 75.56 for buying and Rs 75.70 for selling, and the U.A.E Dirham (AED) was available at Rs 77.22 and Rs 77.36. Other notable entries include the Singapore Dollar (SGD) at Rs 220.86 and Rs 221.25, the Swedish Korona (SEK) at Rs 29.50 and Rs 29.56, the Swiss Franc (CHF) at Rs 347.33 and Rs 347.95, and the Thai Bhat (THB) at Rs 8.65 and Rs 8.66.
In such a volatile financial environment, closely tracking exchange rates has become increasingly vital. Exchange rates not only impact profit margins for importers and exporters but also influence budgeting for international students and travelers. This ongoing variability in exchange rates highlights the need for real-time updates and careful financial planning.
Ultimately, the continuous shift in exchange rates serves as a reflection of the broader global economic landscape and its deepening connection with Pakistan’s financial system.