Karachi, March 4, 2025 – The latest currency exchange rates in Pakistan for Tuesday, March 4, 2025, have been released, providing insights into the ongoing fluctuations in the foreign exchange market.
These exchange rates, observed at the beginning of trading in the open market, indicate the value of various international currencies against the Pakistani Rupee.
The foreign exchange market in Pakistan continues to experience dynamic movements, influenced by global economic trends, trade balances, and local monetary policies. The value of a currency is crucial for businesses, investors, and individuals who engage in international trade or remittances. Fluctuations in exchange rates can have a significant impact on import and export activities, as well as the overall economic stability of the country.
Among the key currency exchange rates today, the US Dollar is being bought at 280.1 PKR and sold at 281.6 PKR, reflecting the ongoing demand for the greenback in trade and remittance flows. The British Pound Sterling maintains its strong position, with a buying rate of 353.5 PKR and a selling rate of 357 PKR. Meanwhile, the Euro stands at 293.25 PKR for buying and 296 PKR for selling.
In the Gulf region, the exchange rates for the Saudi Riyal and UAE Dirham remain stable. The Saudi Riyal is being bought at 74.3 PKR and sold at 74.85 PKR, while the UAE Dirham is trading at 76 PKR for buying and 76.65 PKR for selling. These currencies hold significant importance due to the high volume of remittances sent by Pakistani expatriates working in the Middle East.
The Canadian Dollar is trading at 195.1 PKR for buying and 197.5 PKR for selling, whereas the Australian Dollar stands at 176.5 PKR for buying and 178.75 PKR for selling. The exchange rates of regional currencies, such as the Indian Rupee, Chinese Yuan, and Japanese Yen, continue to be monitored closely, as they play a role in trade relations with Pakistan.
The currency market remains volatile, with rates influenced by global economic conditions, inflation, and central bank policies. As international trade continues to evolve, individuals and businesses must stay updated on currency exchange rates to make informed financial decisions. Frequent fluctuations underscore the importance of monitoring the market to capitalize on favorable rates when engaging in foreign transactions.
