Karachi, March 8, 2025 – The latest currency exchange rates in Pakistan for Saturday, March 8, 2025, indicate fluctuations in various foreign currencies against the Pakistani Rupee.
The exchange rates at the start of trade in the open market show both buying and selling trends, influencing businesses, investors, and international trade.
The US Dollar remains a key indicator of the market’s movement, with its exchange rate standing at 280.25 for buying and 281.75 for selling. The British Pound Sterling also reflects a strong position, with an exchange rate of 360.5 for buying and 364 for selling. Similarly, the Euro continues to be actively traded in the foreign exchange market, with a buying rate of 297.85 and a selling rate of 300.6.
Among the Gulf currencies, the Saudi Riyal and the UAE Dirham maintain their stability in the exchange market. The Saudi Riyal is being exchanged at 74.45 for buying and 75 for selling, while the UAE Dirham stands at 76.05 and 76.7, respectively. The Kuwaiti Dinar, known for its high valuation, continues to hold strong with an exchange rate of 900.5 for buying and 910 for selling.
Asian currencies such as the Japanese Yen, Chinese Yuan, and Indian Rupee also reflect minor variations in their exchange rates. The Chinese Yuan stands at 37.55 for buying and 37.95 for selling, while the Japanese Yen is available at 1.9 for buying and 1.96 for selling. The Indian Rupee, frequently monitored due to regional trade ties, is being exchanged at 3.12 for buying and 3.21 for selling.
Other notable currency exchange rates include the Canadian Dollar at 196.1 for buying and 198.5 for selling, the Australian Dollar at 177 and 179.25, and the Swiss Franc at 311.62 for buying and 314.37 for selling. The exchange rates for the Malaysian Ringgit, Singapore Dollar, and Qatari Riyal also reflect minor changes, impacting financial transactions for businesses and travelers alike.
As exchange rates fluctuate daily based on market demand, global economic conditions, and geopolitical factors, businesses and investors closely monitor these changes. The currency exchange market in Pakistan remains dynamic, with foreign exchange rates playing a crucial role in determining import costs, remittances, and overall economic stability. It is advisable to keep an eye on updated exchange rates to make informed financial decisions.