On March 27, 2025, the exchange rate of the Canadian Dollar (CAD) against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) in the open market experienced slight fluctuations compared to the previous day.
According to the latest updates, the buying rate of one Canadian Dollar stood at Rs 196.35, while the selling rate was recorded at Rs 198.75.
In comparison, on the preceding day, the buying rate of the Canadian Dollar on March 26, 2025, was Rs 195.85, whereas the selling rate stood at Rs 198.25. These minor changes reflect the dynamic nature of foreign exchange rates, which are influenced by various economic factors, including global trade, monetary policies, and fluctuations in supply and demand.
As of 8:05 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST) on March 27, 2025, these exchange rates were last updated. However, currency values remain subject to change throughout the day due to international economic trends, investor confidence, and market speculation.
The buying rate signifies the price at which banks or exchange companies purchase the Canadian Dollar from customers, whereas the selling rate represents the price at which these institutions sell the Canadian Dollar to individuals or businesses. Exchange rate movements are particularly significant for those engaged in international trade, overseas travel, and remittances.
The fluctuation of the PKR to CAD rate is primarily determined by the supply and demand for the Canadian Dollar in Pakistan’s foreign exchange market. Key influencing factors include remittances from Pakistanis residing in Canada, trade balances between the two countries, and overall economic stability.
As global financial markets continue to shift, exchange rates react to external factors such as geopolitical developments, monetary policy adjustments by central banks, and macroeconomic trends. Those dealing in Canadian Dollars should remain updated with the latest currency trends to make well-informed financial decisions.
For the most accurate and up-to-date exchange rate details, it is advisable to check with authorized exchange dealers, banks, or financial news sources regularly.