Karachi, June 8, 2025 – The latest currency exchange rates in Pakistan, as observed in the open market at 8:30 AM today, show continued fluctuations in global and regional currencies against the Pakistani Rupee. These rates are significant for traders, investors, and overseas Pakistanis who monitor daily shifts in currency values for remittances and commercial purposes.
As of this morning, the US Dollar (USD), one of the most actively traded foreign currencies in the country, was being bought at Rs. 282.80 and sold at Rs. 284.30. The British Pound Sterling (GBP) maintained its status as one of the highest-valued currencies, with a buying rate of Rs. 381.65 and a selling rate of Rs. 385.15. The Euro (EUR), another major currency in Pakistan’s open market, was trading at Rs. 321.40 for buying and Rs. 324.15 for selling.
Among the Gulf currencies, the Saudi Riyal (SAR) was available at a buying rate of Rs. 75.00 and selling at Rs. 75.55, while the United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED) was being exchanged at Rs. 76.80 (buying) and Rs. 77.45 (selling). The Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD), known for its strong valuation, was bought at Rs. 903.90 and sold at Rs. 913.40, making it one of the most expensive foreign currencies in the market.
From the Asia-Pacific region, the Australian Dollar (AUD) showed buying and selling rates of Rs. 183.15 and Rs. 185.40 respectively, while the Canadian Dollar (CAD) stood at Rs. 207.00 for buying and Rs. 209.40 for selling. The Chinese Yuan (CNY), important for Pakistan due to trade relations with China, was being exchanged at Rs. 38.65 (buying) and Rs. 39.05 (selling).
These latest currency exchange rates are updated frequently to reflect international trends and local demand. In Pakistan, such fluctuations are influenced by global economic conditions, central bank policies, import-export activity, and remittance inflows. For individuals planning travel or business abroad, staying informed about the latest currency exchange rates is crucial to financial planning.
It is advisable to confirm rates with authorized dealers before making any large transactions, as the latest currency exchange rates may vary slightly between different money changers and banks depending on location and timing.