Karachi, May 22, 2025 – The foreign exchange market in Pakistan continues to witness fluctuations amid global economic shifts. As of Thursday morning, the latest currency exchange rates were recorded at 11:45 AM in the open market, offering an updated snapshot of the current financial landscape.
These rates help both individuals and businesses make informed decisions regarding international transactions, remittances, and travel-related expenses.
According to today’s data, the US Dollar (USD) is being bought at Rs. 282.50 and sold at Rs. 284.00, reflecting a slight adjustment from previous days. This marginal change in the dollar’s value underscores ongoing developments in global trade and monetary policy that continue to influence the currency exchange scenario in Pakistan.
The Euro (EUR) is another important foreign currency, especially for those involved in trade with the European Union. It is currently being traded at a buying rate of Rs. 320.10 and a selling rate of Rs. 322.85. Meanwhile, the UK Pound Sterling (GBP) stands strong in the market, with buying and selling rates at Rs. 379.15 and Rs. 382.65 respectively, highlighting the pound’s consistent position among foreign currencies.
In the Gulf region, currencies such as the Saudi Riyal (SAR) and UAE Dirham (AED) remain stable. As of today, the Saudi Riyal is being bought at Rs. 75.15 and sold at Rs. 75.80, while the UAE Dirham is trading at Rs. 76.85 for buying and Rs. 77.50 for selling. These two currencies are significant for the large Pakistani workforce residing in the Middle East, who regularly send remittances back home.
Other notable rates include the Canadian Dollar (CAD) at Rs. 206.60 (buying) and Rs. 209.00 (selling), and the Australian Dollar (AUD) at Rs. 183.75 and Rs. 186.00 respectively. The Japanese Yen (JPY) remains among the lowest-valued currencies in terms of unit price, trading at Rs. 1.98 for buying and Rs. 2.04 for selling.
These latest currency exchange rates reflect the ongoing changes in the forex market, influenced by global oil prices, interest rate decisions by central banks, and local economic indicators. Staying updated with the latest exchange rates is essential for those involved in import-export, overseas travel, and foreign investments. Whether it’s the US Dollar, Euro, or any other major currency, monitoring these currency exchange rates can significantly impact financial decisions in today’s interconnected economy.