Karachi, November 5, 2025 – The UAE Dirham (AED) continued to trade steadily against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) in the open market on Wednesday. As of 9:00 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST), the buying rate for one UAE Dirham was recorded at Rs76.67, while the selling rate stood at Rs77.50, according to the latest market data.
These exchange rates are subject to fluctuations throughout the day, depending on foreign currency demand, market liquidity, and global economic conditions. The buying rate reflects the price at which exchange companies or banks purchase Dirhams from customers, whereas the selling rate indicates the price at which they sell the currency to buyers.
The AED/PKR parity is primarily influenced by foreign exchange inflows from the UAE, including remittances, trade transactions, and investment transfers. With millions of Pakistanis residing and working in the United Arab Emirates, the Dirham holds significant importance in Pakistan’s foreign exchange market.
Financial analysts note that the steady performance of the Dirham is closely tied to its peg with the US Dollar, making it less volatile compared to other global currencies. However, local factors such as import demand, economic outlook, and dollar reserves continue to shape daily fluctuations in the PKR exchange rate.
Experts recommend that individuals and businesses planning to make foreign currency transactions stay updated with real-time rates, as these can vary slightly between different money exchange companies and commercial banks across Pakistan.