Karachi, March 13, 2025 – The latest currency exchange rates in Pakistan for Thursday, March 13, 2025, indicate fluctuations in various foreign currencies as the market opens for trade.
The exchange rate dynamics are influenced by multiple factors, including international market trends, demand and supply, and economic policies.
The US Dollar remains a key focus for traders and businesses, with the buying rate recorded at 280.25 PKR and the selling rate at 281.75 PKR. The exchange rate of the Euro stood at 303.75 PKR for buying and 306.5 PKR for selling, while the British Pound Sterling was exchanged at a buying rate of 361 PKR and a selling rate of 364.5 PKR.
Among regional currencies, the Saudi Riyal was available at an exchange rate of 74.45 PKR for buying and 75 PKR for selling, whereas the UAE Dirham recorded a buying rate of 76.25 PKR and a selling rate of 76.6 PKR. The exchange rate of the Indian Rupee remained relatively stable, with buying at 3.12 PKR and selling at 3.21 PKR.
The currency market also observed fluctuations in the Canadian Dollar, which was exchanged at a rate of 195.6 PKR for buying and 198 PKR for selling. The Australian Dollar followed a similar trend, with the buying rate at 176.25 PKR and the selling rate at 178.5 PKR. The exchange rate of the Chinese Yuan stood at 37.55 PKR for buying and 37.95 PKR for selling, reflecting steady demand in trade transactions between Pakistan and China.
For investors and businesses involved in cross-border transactions, monitoring currency exchange rates is crucial. The Bahraini Dinar maintained a strong exchange rate, with buying at 740.3 PKR and selling at 748.3 PKR, while the Kuwaiti Dinar remained the highest-valued currency against the Pakistani Rupee, trading at a buying rate of 902.5 PKR and a selling rate of 912 PKR.
The foreign exchange market remains volatile, and these currency exchange rates are subject to change based on market fluctuations. Analysts suggest keeping a close watch on economic indicators, global currency trends, and local policy changes that could impact the exchange rate in the coming days.