Karachi, February 5, 2025 – The currency exchange rates in Pakistan remain unchanged today as the financial markets observe a public holiday on the occasion of Kashmir Day.
The currency rates provided are based on the closing values from the previous trading session on February 4, 2025. As global currency fluctuations continue to impact currency exchange rates, traders and businesses keep a close watch on international forex trends.
The Pakistani rupee has shown relative stability in recent days despite external economic pressures. The US dollar currency stands at a buying rate of PKR 279.5 and a selling rate of PKR 281. The UK pound sterling remains strong, with exchange rates of PKR 346.5 for buying and PKR 350 for selling. Similarly, the euro continues its steady performance at PKR 287.25 for buying and PKR 290 for selling.
Among Gulf currencies, the Saudi riyal currency is priced at PKR 74.2 for buying and PKR 74.75 for selling, while the UAE dirham is trading at PKR 75.9 for buying and PKR 76.55 for selling. The Kuwaiti dinar, which remains one of the highest-valued currencies, is exchanging at PKR 896.3 for buying and PKR 905.8 for selling. Meanwhile, the Omani riyal is available at PKR 723.79 for buying and PKR 731.79 for selling.
In the Asian currency market, the Chinese yuan is priced at PKR 37.59 for buying and PKR 37.99 for selling. The Japanese yen, with its lower denomination value, is available at PKR 1.81 for buying and PKR 1.87 for selling. The Indian rupee, which has a significant exchange volume in the region, is trading at PKR 3.12 for buying and PKR 3.21 for selling.
The Australian dollar and Canadian dollar continue to trade at competitive rates, with the AUD at PKR 172.75 for buying and PKR 175.5 for selling, while the CAD is at PKR 191.6 for buying and PKR 194 for selling. The Singapore dollar stands at PKR 205.75 for buying and PKR 207.75 for selling.
As the forex market resumes operations on February 6, 2025, traders and investors will closely monitor any changes in exchange rates. The Pakistani rupee’s performance will depend on multiple factors, including global economic conditions, trade balances, and central bank policies. Stay tuned for further updates on currency fluctuations and financial market trends.