Karachi, November 4, 2025 – The UAE Dirham (AED) maintained a stable position against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) in the open market on Tuesday, supported by consistent remittance inflows from the United Arab Emirates and balanced foreign exchange demand within Pakistan.
As of 9:05 AM (Pakistan Standard Time), the buying rate of one UAE Dirham was recorded at Rs 76.70, while the selling rate stood at Rs 77.55, according to currency exchange dealers.
These rates are subject to intraday fluctuations driven by market supply, demand trends, and global currency movements. Exchange companies and banks may quote slightly different rates based on transaction size, liquidity, and prevailing interbank conditions.
The buying rate refers to the price at which exchange companies or banks purchase Dirhams from customers, while the selling rate represents the rate at which they sell Dirhams to those seeking foreign currency.
The AED/PKR exchange rate is influenced primarily by remittance flows from Pakistani expatriates in the UAE, trade payments, and movements in the U.S. Dollar, to which the Dirham is pegged. The UAE remains one of Pakistan’s top remittance sources, and these steady inflows help support the Rupee’s exchange stability.
Financial analysts believe that the current stability in the Dirham-Rupee parity indicates healthy foreign reserves and controlled currency demand. However, shifts in global oil prices or U.S. Dollar strength could trigger short-term volatility in the coming days.