The open currency market in Pakistan experienced significant volatility in exchange rates on Saturday, June 21, 2025, influenced by global economic trends and internal fiscal adjustments.
As the financial week closed, market watchers noted rapid shifts across several foreign currencies, highlighting the importance of real-time exchange rate monitoring.
The latest exchange rates, updated at 10:04 AM, presented a snapshot of how Pakistan’s economy continues to align with international monetary movements. The US Dollar was being traded at a buying rate of Rs 283.55 and a selling rate of Rs 284.05. The UK Pound Sterling stood at Rs 382.70 for buying and Rs 383.37 for selling, while the Euro hovered between Rs 326.80 and Rs 327.38.
Other notable exchange rates included the Saudi Riyal at Rs 75.56 (buying) and Rs 75.70 (selling), and the UAE Dirham at Rs 77.22 and Rs 77.36, respectively. The Canadian Dollar was available at Rs 207.11 (buying) and Rs 207.48 (selling), whereas the Australian Dollar ranged from Rs 184.07 to Rs 184.39. For Asian currencies, the Chinese Yuan traded at Rs 39.49 and Rs 39.56, while the Japanese Yen posted a range between Rs 1.95 and Rs 1.96.
Among the European currencies, the Swiss Franc was recorded at Rs 347.33 (buying) and Rs 347.95 (selling), the Danish Krone at Rs 43.81 and Rs 43.89, the Swedish Korona at Rs 29.50 and Rs 29.56, and the Norwegian Krone (not listed but commonly tracked) continues to remain volatile in regional markets. The Hong Kong Dollar traded at Rs 36.12 and Rs 36.19, while the Singapore Dollar moved between Rs 220.86 and Rs 221.25. The Thai Baht showed minor fluctuations at Rs 8.65 for buying and Rs 8.66 for selling.
The frequent ups and downs in exchange rates have major implications for Pakistan’s economy, especially for importers, exporters, overseas students, and frequent travelers. As the exchange rates continue to shift, financial analysts urge individuals and businesses to remain alert and adapt their planning accordingly.
With global economic uncertainties far from resolved, Pakistan’s financial ecosystem remains closely tied to these fluctuating exchange rates. Monitoring exchange rates daily has now become an essential part of navigating the country’s dynamic economic terrain.