Karachi, May 24, 2025 – The latest currency exchange rates in Pakistan continue to reflect the dynamic fluctuations of global financial markets.
As of 11:10 AM today, the open market trading in various foreign currencies reveals notable movements against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR), impacting both individual consumers and businesses engaged in international transactions.
The US Dollar (USD), the most traded foreign currency in Pakistan, is being bought at Rs. 282.65 and sold at Rs. 284.15. The slight variation in rates from previous days underscores the volatility that often characterizes the forex market. Similar trends are visible with other major currencies. The UK Pound Sterling (GBP) is currently trading at a buying rate of Rs. 379.70 and a selling rate of Rs. 383.20, maintaining its position as one of the most valuable currencies against the PKR.
In the Gulf region, the Saudi Riyal (SAR) and United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED) remain strong. The SAR is being traded at Rs. 75.30 for buying and Rs. 75.85 for selling, while the AED stands at Rs. 76.90 and Rs. 77.55 respectively. These currency exchange rates are particularly significant for Pakistani expatriates sending remittances back home.
Among other popular currencies, the Euro (EUR) is observed at Rs. 319.65 for buying and Rs. 322.40 for selling. Meanwhile, the Canadian Dollar (CAD) is trading at Rs. 207.00 and Rs. 209.40, and the Australian Dollar (AUD) is noted at Rs. 184.20 for buying and Rs. 186.45 for selling. These updates reflect the latest currency exchange rates and offer important insights for importers, exporters, and travelers alike.
Asian currencies like the Japanese Yen (JPY) and Chinese Yuan (CNY) show moderate stability, with the Yen being bought at Rs. 1.98 and sold at Rs. 2.04, while the Yuan is at Rs. 37.59 and Rs. 37.99. The Indian Rupee (INR), a frequently monitored currency due to cross-border trade, is currently being exchanged at Rs. 3.20 (buying) and Rs. 3.29 (selling).
Overall, the latest currency exchange rates in Pakistan reflect both global economic trends and regional market dynamics. As traders and consumers keep a close eye on these figures, understanding the impact of these currency exchange rates becomes essential for financial planning and investment decisions in the local and international arenas.