KARACHI – June 3, 2025: The latest currency exchange rates in Pakistan were recorded on Tuesday morning at 10:20 AM, reflecting the prevailing market trends in the open market.
These rates provide a snapshot of the currency values traders and consumers can expect when exchanging various foreign currencies against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR).
The foreign exchange market in Pakistan continues to be influenced by global economic shifts, regional demand, and local monetary policy. The latest currency exchange rates are especially significant for importers, exporters, overseas Pakistanis, and financial institutions involved in cross-border transactions.
As of today, the US Dollar (USD) is being bought at Rs. 282.50 and sold at Rs. 284.30, maintaining its strong position in the local market. The UK Pound Sterling (GBP) is trading at Rs. 380.00 for buying and Rs. 384.00 for selling, indicating continued strength of the British currency. The Euro (EUR) stands at Rs. 320.15 for buying and Rs. 323.50 for selling.
Among the Gulf currencies, the Saudi Riyal (SAR) is buying at Rs. 74.50 and selling at Rs. 75.25, while the UAE Dirham (AED) is being traded at Rs. 76.50 for buying and Rs. 77.25 for selling. These two currencies remain crucial for Pakistani expatriates sending remittances from the Middle East.
Other notable currency exchange rates include the Canadian Dollar (CAD) at Rs. 207.40 (buying) and Rs. 209.80 (selling), and the Australian Dollar (AUD) at Rs. 185.05 (buying) and Rs. 187.30 (selling). The Chinese Yuan (CNY) is stable at Rs. 38.65 for buying and Rs. 39.05 for selling, reflecting continued trade links with China.
Regional currencies like the Indian Rupee (INR) and Japanese Yen (JPY) are comparatively lower, trading at Rs. 3.21 and Rs. 2.01 respectively for buying.
These latest currency exchange rates serve as a vital tool for anyone involved in foreign transactions, travel, or business operations requiring currency conversion. Keeping a close watch on these exchange rates helps individuals and companies make informed financial decisions.
Stay updated with the latest currency exchange rates as fluctuations can occur multiple times a day depending on international trends, central bank policies, and market demand.