Karachi, March 17, 2025 — The latest currency exchange rates in Pakistan indicate fluctuations in various foreign currencies as trading begins in the open market on Monday.
The demand and supply of different currencies influence exchange rates daily, affecting businesses, travelers, and investors alike.
The US dollar continues to be the most closely monitored currency in Pakistan, with the exchange rate recorded at 280.5 for buying and 282 for selling. The British Pound Sterling, known for its strong performance in international markets, stands at 363 for buying and 366.5 for selling. Similarly, the Euro is being exchanged at 304.25 for buying and 307 for selling.
Among regional currencies, the Saudi Riyal and UAE Dirham remain significant due to their frequent use by Pakistani expatriates and traders. The Saudi Riyal is being traded at 74.7 for buying and 75.25 for selling, while the UAE Dirham stands at 76.1 for buying and 76.75 for selling. The Qatari Riyal and Omani Riyal are also important in currency exchange transactions, with rates recorded at 76.18 and 726 for buying, respectively, and 76.88 and 734.5 for selling.
The exchange rates for other major currencies include the Canadian Dollar at 195.1 for buying and 197.5 for selling, the Australian Dollar at 177.5 for buying and 179.75 for selling, and the Chinese Yuan at 37.55 for buying and 37.95 for selling. The Swiss Franc, a currency known for its stability, is being exchanged at 311.62 for buying and 314.37 for selling.
Fluctuations in currency exchange rates can significantly impact import and export businesses, as well as remittances sent by overseas Pakistanis. Given the volatility of international markets, exchange rates are subject to rapid changes throughout the trading day. The Pakistani Rupee’s performance against global currencies remains under scrutiny, with analysts closely watching the market for potential trends.
As global economic conditions evolve, investors and businesses should stay updated on currency exchange rates to make informed financial decisions. The open market and interbank exchange rates can vary slightly due to trading dynamics, but the given rates provide a general guideline for individuals and businesses engaged in foreign currency transactions.
For the most accurate and real-time exchange rates, financial experts advise checking with authorized dealers and financial institutions. The ongoing fluctuations highlight the importance of monitoring the foreign exchange market regularly.