Karachi, March 12, 2025 – The latest currency exchange rates in Pakistan for Wednesday, March 12, 2025, have been announced as the financial markets open for the day.
These exchange rates provide insight into the current trends in the foreign currency market, influencing various economic sectors, including trade, investment, and remittances.
The exchange rate fluctuations impact businesses and individuals who engage in foreign transactions, whether for imports, exports, travel, or remittance purposes. The value of different currencies against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) continues to be influenced by both local and global economic factors, such as inflation, monetary policies, and international market trends.
As of today, the exchange rate for the US Dollar stands at PKR 280.25 for buying and PKR 281.75 for selling. The British Pound Sterling is trading at PKR 361 for buying and PKR 364.5 for selling, reflecting its continued strength in the exchange market. The Euro has been recorded at PKR 303.75 for buying and PKR 306.5 for selling, while the Saudi Riyal is available at PKR 74.45 for buying and PKR 75 for selling.
The exchange rates for regional currencies also play a vital role in cross-border trade and financial transactions. The Indian Rupee is currently trading at PKR 3.12 for buying and PKR 3.21 for selling, whereas the Chinese Yuan stands at PKR 37.55 for buying and PKR 37.95 for selling. Additionally, the exchange rate for the UAE Dirham is PKR 76.25 for buying and PKR 76.6 for selling, making it a significant currency for expatriates sending remittances.
In the Asian region, the Japanese Yen is valued at PKR 1.91 for buying and PKR 1.97 for selling, while the Malaysian Ringgit trades at PKR 62.18 for buying and PKR 62.78 for selling. Other notable exchange rates include the Australian Dollar at PKR 176.25 for buying and PKR 178.5 for selling and the Canadian Dollar at PKR 195.6 for buying and PKR 198 for selling.
The foreign exchange market remains dynamic, with currency rates fluctuating based on various economic indicators and market demand. Investors and businesses closely monitor these exchange rate movements to make informed financial decisions. As global economic conditions continue to evolve, the foreign currency exchange rates in Pakistan will remain a key area of focus for traders, financial analysts, and policymakers.
