Pakistan Currency Rates Today – April 5, 2026

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Karachi, April 5, 2026 – Money changers in Karachi have released the latest foreign currency exchange rates for Sunday, providing updated figures to assist the general public, traders, and international travelers.

The exchange rates reflect ongoing fluctuations in the global currency market, influenced by economic trends, inflation, and geopolitical developments. The Pakistani Rupee continues to show slight variations against major international currencies, particularly the US Dollar and British Pound Sterling.

Below are the latest buying and selling rates issued by exchange companies:

Foreign Currency Exchange Rates – April 5, 2026

CurrencySymbolBuying (PKR)Selling (PKR)
Australian DollarAUD188.78193.77
Bahrain DinarBHD729.47739.75
Canadian DollarCAD198.02204.50
Chinese YuanCNY36.4537.55
Danish KroneDKK43.2543.65
EuroEUR321.42327.42
Hong Kong DollarHKD35.0136.01
Indian RupeeINR2.052.31
Japanese YenJPY1.721.82
Kuwaiti DinarKWD884.00896.25
Malaysian RinggitMYR65.2566.45
New Zealand DollarNZD157.36163.57
Norwegian KroneNOK27.6527.95
Omani RiyalOMR720.38732.95
Qatari RiyalQAR73.8674.50
Saudi RiyalSAR74.4075.55
Singapore DollarSGD214.94220.00
Swedish KronaSEK30.2030.50
Swiss FrancCHF355.00358.85
Thai BahtTHB8.058.20
UAE DirhamAED75.9577.25
UK Pound SterlingGBP368.79374.04
US DollarUSD279.00280.15

Analysis

The exchange rate of the US Dollar remains relatively stable near the Rs280 mark, indicating controlled pressure on the rupee in the short term. Gulf currencies such as the Saudi Riyal and UAE Dirham also show consistency, which is crucial for remittance inflows into Pakistan.

Meanwhile, stronger currencies like the Kuwaiti Dinar, Omani Riyal, and British Pound continue to trade at higher levels, reflecting their global strength. Market experts suggest that currency trends in the coming days will largely depend on international oil prices, foreign reserves, and macroeconomic stability.

Disclaimer

Exchange rates are subject to change throughout the day based on market demand and supply. Rates may vary slightly between different exchange companies and locations.