Karachi, March 20, 2025 – The latest currency exchange rates in Pakistan have been announced as the market opens for trading on Thursday. These exchange rates are crucial for businesses, travelers, and investors who monitor fluctuations in foreign exchange values.
The ongoing shifts in global and regional economic conditions continue to impact the value of various currencies in the local market.
Foreign exchange markets play a significant role in determining the buying and selling rates of international currencies. The Pakistani Rupee’s exchange rate against major foreign currencies fluctuates due to multiple factors, including international trade balances, inflation, and government monetary policies. As the global economy navigates market volatility, the demand for stable currencies such as the US Dollar, Euro, and British Pound remains high.
The US Dollar, a key indicator of financial stability, is being traded at a buying rate of 280.6 PKR and a selling rate of 282.1 PKR. The exchange rate for the Euro stands at 306 PKR for buying and 308.75 PKR for selling. Meanwhile, the British Pound Sterling continues to hold its value, with a buying rate of 363.5 PKR and a selling rate of 367 PKR.
Among the regional currencies, the Saudi Riyal and the UAE Dirham remain vital due to their strong remittance inflows into Pakistan. The Saudi Riyal is available at a buying rate of 74.75 PKR and a selling rate of 75.3 PKR, while the UAE Dirham is being traded at 76.15 PKR for buying and 76.8 PKR for selling. The Chinese Yuan, increasingly significant due to Pakistan’s trade ties with China, is trading at 37.55 PKR for buying and 37.95 PKR for selling.
Other notable exchange rates include the Canadian Dollar at 196.85 PKR (buying) and 199.25 PKR (selling), the Australian Dollar at 177.5 PKR (buying) and 179.75 PKR (selling), and the Kuwaiti Dinar, which remains one of the strongest currencies, with a buying rate of 904.25 PKR and a selling rate of 913.75 PKR.
Currency exchange rates are subject to fluctuations throughout the day based on market demand and supply dynamics. Traders, investors, and individuals dealing in foreign currencies are advised to stay updated with real-time exchange rates to make informed financial decisions. As economic conditions evolve, the foreign exchange market will continue to reflect these changes, influencing Pakistan’s trade and investment landscape.