Karachi, April 28, 2026 – Currency dealers in Karachi released the latest foreign exchange rates on Tuesday, offering updated guidance for traders, travelers, and businesses engaged in cross-border transactions.
The Pakistani Rupee showed relative stability against major global currencies, with the US Dollar trading at Rs279.2 for buying and Rs279.85 for selling in the open market. The steady movement reflects cautious sentiment in the market amid ongoing economic adjustments.
Among Gulf currencies, the Saudi Riyal was quoted at Rs74.4 (buying) and Rs75.4 (selling), while the UAE Dirham stood at Rs76.05 and Rs77.05 respectively, maintaining their importance for remittance flows into Pakistan.
In European markets, the Euro traded between Rs326.16 and Rs331.25, while the British Pound Sterling remained one of the highest-valued currencies at Rs376.88 for buying and Rs382.25 for selling. The Swiss Franc also held firm above Rs350 in the open market.
From the Asia-Pacific region, the Japanese Yen hovered around Rs1.73 to Rs1.83, while the Chinese Yuan was traded near Rs39.25 and Rs39.75. Commodity-linked currencies such as the Australian Dollar and Canadian Dollar were quoted at Rs198.55–202.9 and Rs203.31–206.85 respectively.
Analysts noted that the rupee’s stability is supported by controlled demand for imports and steady inflows, though global currency fluctuations continue to pose risks. Market participants are closely watching external account pressures and monetary policy signals for further direction.
Disclaimer: Exchange rates are subject to change based on market conditions and may vary across different currency dealers and locations.