Karachi, March 11, 2026 – Exchange companies in Pakistan have released the latest foreign currency exchange rates for Wednesday, providing updated buying and selling prices to facilitate the general public, overseas Pakistanis, and international travelers.
According to market data issued in Karachi, the US Dollar continued to trade near the Rs280 level in the open market, while other major global currencies such as the Euro, UK Pound Sterling, and UAE Dirham also showed steady trading ranges.
Foreign exchange rates in Pakistan fluctuate daily depending on supply and demand in the open market, remittance inflows, and global currency movements.
Major Currency Exchange Rates in Pakistan
Among the most traded currencies, the US Dollar (USD) was being bought at Rs279 and sold at Rs280.3 in the open market.
The UK Pound Sterling (GBP) remained one of the strongest currencies, with a buying rate of Rs375.59 and a selling rate of Rs379.25.
Meanwhile, the Euro (EUR) was trading at Rs324.74 for buying and Rs328.05 for selling, reflecting stable demand for the European currency in Pakistan’s foreign exchange market.
Gulf Currencies Rates
Currencies from Gulf countries — widely used by Pakistani expatriates sending remittances — also maintained steady levels.
The Saudi Riyal was available at Rs73.85 for buying and Rs74.85 for selling, while the UAE Dirham traded at Rs75.75 and Rs77 respectively.
The Kuwaiti Dinar remained the highest-valued currency in the market, trading at around Rs890.05 for buying and Rs900.35 for selling. The Omani Riyal also maintained a strong value at Rs716.1 buying and Rs726.6 selling.
Other International Currencies
Among other widely traded currencies, the Canadian Dollar was priced at Rs202.24 for buying and Rs206.25 for selling, while the Australian Dollar stood at Rs194.42 buying and Rs198 selling.
The Chinese Yuan was available at Rs36.5 buying and Rs37.75 selling, reflecting continued trade links between Pakistan and China.
Meanwhile, the Japanese Yen traded at Rs1.72 for buying and Rs1.82 for selling, while the Swiss Franc stood at Rs355 buying and Rs358.85 selling.
Asian currencies such as the Malaysian Ringgit and Thai Baht were also quoted at Rs65.6 / Rs66.25 and Rs7.75 / Rs7.95 respectively.
Currency Market Outlook
Currency dealers say exchange rates in Pakistan’s open market may continue to fluctuate due to international economic conditions, remittance flows, and domestic demand for foreign currencies.
Market participants — including importers, exporters, and overseas travelers — closely monitor daily exchange rate updates to plan financial transactions and currency conversions.
Disclaimer: Exchange rates are provided by exchange companies and may vary slightly depending on the location, volume of transaction, and market conditions.