Karachi, February 12, 2025 – The foreign exchange market in Pakistan opened on Wednesday, February 12, 2025, with updated currency exchange rates.
Traders, investors, and businesses closely monitor these rates as fluctuations in currency values significantly impact trade and economic activities. The exchange rates are determined by market dynamics, supply, and demand, and are influenced by global economic conditions.
As of today, the US Dollar (USD) stands at a buying rate of 279.75 and a selling rate of 281.25. The UK Pound Sterling (GBP), known for its stability, is trading at 345 for buying and 348.5 for selling. Meanwhile, the Euro (EUR) maintains a steady position, with its buying rate at 287.25 and selling at 290.
Regional currencies are also reflecting changes in the market. The Saudi Riyal (SAR) is being bought at 74.25 and sold at 74.8, while the UAE Dirham (AED) is trading at 75.9 for buying and 76.55 for selling. The Chinese Yuan (CNY), an increasingly influential currency in international trade, is valued at 37.59 for buying and 37.99 for selling. Meanwhile, the Indian Rupee (INR) remains relatively low, with a buying rate of 3.11 and a selling rate of 3.2.
Among other notable currencies, the Australian Dollar (AUD) is available at 175.5 for buying and 177.75 for selling. The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is being exchanged at 195.1 for buying and 197.5 for selling, showing a minor fluctuation compared to previous trading sessions. Additionally, the Swiss Franc (CHF), a traditionally strong currency, is trading at 303.71 for buying and 306.51 for selling.
The Middle Eastern currencies, which are crucial for Pakistani expatriates sending remittances, also display stable rates. The Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD) holds a strong position at 896.3 for buying and 905.8 for selling, while the Omani Riyal (OMR) is priced at 721.5 for buying and 730 for selling. The Qatari Riyal (QAR) is trading at 75.93 for buying and 76.63 for selling.
Market experts suggest that fluctuations in currency exchange rates are expected due to global economic trends, inflationary pressures, and changing investor sentiments. The Pakistani Rupee’s performance against foreign currencies is a key indicator of economic stability and trade health. As businesses and consumers adjust to these currency valuations, financial planning remains essential for mitigating risks associated with exchange rate volatility.
For the latest updates on currency exchange rates, stay connected with reliable financial sources and banking institutions.