Karachi, March 9, 2025 – The latest currency exchange rates in Pakistan for Sunday, March 9, 2025, have been released.
These exchange rates are based on the closing figures from the previous day’s trading, as financial markets remain closed on Sundays due to the weekly holiday.
The foreign exchange market plays a crucial role in Pakistan’s economic landscape, influencing trade, investments, and overall financial stability. Exchange rates fluctuate daily, affected by factors such as global market trends, inflation, and monetary policies. The value of each currency against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) determines the cost of international transactions, impacting both businesses and individuals.
The US Dollar (USD), which serves as the benchmark for global transactions, is currently being bought at 280.25 PKR and sold at 281.75 PKR. The exchange rate of the British Pound Sterling (GBP) stands at 360.5 PKR for buying and 364 PKR for selling, reflecting the strength of the UK’s currency. The Euro (EUR), another key currency in global trade, is valued at 297.85 PKR for buying and 300.6 PKR for selling.
In the Middle Eastern region, where a significant number of Pakistani expatriates reside, the exchange rates of Gulf currencies are of particular interest. The Saudi Riyal (SAR) is currently being exchanged at 74.45 PKR for buying and 75 PKR for selling. Similarly, the UAE Dirham (AED) is trading at 76.05 PKR for buying and 76.7 PKR for selling. The Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD), one of the strongest currencies, is valued at 900.5 PKR for buying and 910 PKR for selling.
Other notable exchange rates include the Canadian Dollar (CAD) at 196.1 PKR for buying and 198.5 PKR for selling, while the Australian Dollar (AUD) stands at 177 PKR for buying and 179.25 PKR for selling. The Chinese Yuan (CNY), which has gained prominence in trade and investment, is being exchanged at 37.55 PKR for buying and 37.95 PKR for selling.
Fluctuations in currency exchange rates impact various sectors of Pakistan’s economy, including imports, exports, and remittances from overseas workers. Investors, traders, and the general public keenly observe these changes, as even minor variations can influence purchasing power and financial planning. Keeping track of exchange rate movements helps businesses make informed decisions and allows individuals to better manage their foreign currency transactions.
