Karachi, March 31, 2025 – The latest currency exchange rates in Pakistan for Monday, March 31, 2025, have been released. These rates reflect the closing values from the last trading day before the financial markets closed for the Eid holidays.
As per the latest financial updates, the currency exchange markets will remain closed until April 2, 2025. Investors, traders, and businesses relying on foreign transactions should take note of these currency fluctuations to plan accordingly.
The foreign exchange market in Pakistan has witnessed fluctuations due to various economic factors, including global financial trends, trade balances, and monetary policies. As a result, the exchange rates for major international currencies have been updated to reflect the latest trading activity. The US Dollar, a key benchmark in foreign exchange dealings, is currently valued at a buying rate of 280.4 PKR and a selling rate of 281.9 PKR. The British Pound Sterling, another significant currency in international trade, is being exchanged at 361.5 PKR for buying and 365 PKR for selling.
Similarly, the Euro stands at a buying rate of 301.5 PKR and a selling rate of 304.25 PKR, while the Saudi Riyal, widely used for remittances and travel, is being exchanged at 74.35 PKR for buying and 74.9 PKR for selling. The United Arab Emirates Dirham, another frequently traded currency in the Pakistani market, is currently valued at 75.9 PKR for buying and 76.55 PKR for selling.
Other prominent currencies in the exchange market include the Australian Dollar, which is being bought at 176.5 PKR and sold at 178.75 PKR, and the Canadian Dollar, with an exchange rate of 195.85 PKR for buying and 198.25 PKR for selling. Meanwhile, the Chinese Yuan, reflecting the increasing trade ties between Pakistan and China, stands at a buying rate of 37.59 PKR and a selling rate of 37.99 PKR.
The currency exchange market remains a crucial component of Pakistan’s economy, influencing trade, investment, and overall financial stability. While the current rates are fixed until the markets reopen after the Eid holidays, traders and businesses must remain vigilant about future changes in currency values. Given the dynamic nature of global finance, exchange rates may fluctuate once trading resumes, driven by market demand, geopolitical developments, and economic indicators.
For individuals and businesses dealing in foreign transactions, keeping track of daily currency exchange rates is essential for making informed financial decisions. The next update on exchange rates is expected once the financial markets reopen on April 2, 2025.