Karachi, March 28, 2025 – The latest currency exchange rates in Pakistan indicate fluctuations in the foreign exchange market as trading begins on Friday, March 28, 2025.
The exchange rates reflect the buying and selling prices of various foreign currencies in the open market, which are influenced by global economic trends, foreign trade policies, and demand-supply dynamics.
As of March 28, 2025, the US Dollar (USD) was being bought at Rs 280.5 and sold at Rs 282. The UK Pound Sterling (GBP) stood at a buying rate of Rs 361.75 and a selling rate of Rs 365.25. Meanwhile, the Euro (EUR) was exchanged at Rs 301.25 for buying and Rs 304 for selling, reflecting the ongoing fluctuations in European markets.
The United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED), which is crucial due to strong economic ties between Pakistan and the UAE, had a buying rate of Rs 75.9 and a selling rate of Rs 76.55. Similarly, the Saudi Riyal (SAR), significant for trade and remittances, was bought at Rs 74.35 and sold at Rs 74.9. The Qatari Riyal (QAR) was exchanged at Rs 76.28 for buying and Rs 76.98 for selling, while the Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD), one of the strongest global currencies, had a buying rate of Rs 896.9 and a selling rate of Rs 906.4.
Other notable currency exchange rates include the Canadian Dollar (CAD), which stood at Rs 196.35 for buying and Rs 198.75 for selling. The Australian Dollar (AUD) was being traded at Rs 177 for buying and Rs 179.25 for selling. Additionally, the Swiss Franc (CHF), known for its stability, had a buying rate of Rs 311.94 and a selling rate of Rs 314.69.
Asian currencies also showed mixed movements. The Chinese Yuan (CNY) had a buying rate of Rs 37.59 and a selling rate of Rs 37.99, while the Indian Rupee (INR) stood at Rs 3.18 for buying and Rs 3.27 for selling. The Japanese Yen (JPY) had a buying rate of Rs 1.87 and a selling rate of Rs 1.93.
These currency exchange rates are subject to fluctuations throughout the day based on market conditions. Traders, businesses, and investors closely monitor these rates to make informed financial decisions, as currency exchange trends significantly impact international trade, remittances, and overall economic stability.