As of March 30, 2025, the exchange rate for the Saudi Riyal (SAR) against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) in the open market stands at Rs 74.27 for buying and Rs 74.85 for selling.
This means that individuals looking to purchase Saudi Riyals will have to pay Rs 74.85 per Riyal, while those selling Riyals can expect to receive Rs 74.27 per unit.
Compared to the previous day’s exchange rate, the Saudi Riyal was slightly valued at Rs 74.24 for buying and Rs 74.89 for selling. This minor fluctuation highlights the dynamic nature of foreign exchange rates, which are subject to various market factors.
These exchange rates are updated at 8:05 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST) and may fluctuate throughout the day based on foreign exchange market conditions, supply and demand dynamics, and economic factors influencing both the Pakistani Rupee and the Saudi Riyal.
The buying rate of the Saudi Riyal reflects the price at which exchange companies and banks purchase the currency from customers, while the selling rate represents the price at which they offer it to buyers. These variations in exchange rates are influenced by multiple factors, including international trade, remittances, and overall market liquidity.
The exchange rate between PKR and SAR is determined by the open market and influenced by the demand for foreign currency in Pakistan. The Saudi Riyal holds particular significance for Pakistan due to the large number of Pakistani expatriates working in Saudi Arabia, who frequently send remittances back home. Fluctuations in the Riyal to Rupee conversion rate can impact the purchasing power of these remittances.
On March 30, 2025, those looking to exchange Pakistani Rupees for Saudi Riyals should remain vigilant about market trends, as even minor fluctuations can make a difference in large transactions. Monitoring the Riyal’s value against the Rupee is crucial for businesses, travelers, and individuals who rely on foreign exchange transactions.
With continuous shifts in economic conditions and global financial markets, the exchange rate of the Saudi Riyal on March 30, 2025, remains a key indicator of Pakistan’s economic ties with Saudi Arabia and the broader financial landscape.