The buying and selling rates of the UAE Dirham (AED) against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) in the open market were recorded as follows:
• Buying Rate: Rs 43.00 per Dirham
• Selling Rate: Rs 43.50 per Dirham
These figures reflect the current exchange rates available to individuals and businesses engaged in currency exchange between the UAE Dirham and the Pakistani Rupee. The rates are influenced by open market dynamics, which are governed by the supply and demand of foreign currencies, particularly the Dirham in this context.
The UAE Dirham continues to be one of the most widely traded foreign currencies in Pakistan due to the large Pakistani expatriate community living and working in the United Arab Emirates. Their regular remittances contribute significantly to Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves and influence the rupee-Dirham exchange trend.
The Dirham to Rupee exchange rate is updated regularly—often hourly—by currency dealers to reflect real-time changes in the forex market. This allows consumers to receive the most accurate and favorable rates when converting AED to PKR. For individuals traveling to the UAE, sending remittances, or receiving payments in Dirhams, even small fluctuations in the rupee value can have a significant financial impact.
As of today, the stability of the rupee against the Dirham remains a point of focus for both currency traders and economic analysts. Market participants keep a close watch on political developments, central bank policies, and economic data, all of which can influence the strength or weakness of the rupee against foreign currencies like the Dirham.
Given the volatility often associated with currency markets, experts recommend tracking the AED to PKR rate closely and conducting transactions during favorable shifts. The exchange rate between the UAE Dirham and Pakistani Rupee remains a critical economic indicator for both personal finance and broader trade considerations.
Note: The exchange rates are subject to change in the open market.