Karachi, November 6, 2025 – The UAE Dirham (AED) remained stable against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) in the open market on Thursday.
As per the latest update issued at 9:10 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST), the buying rate of one Dirham stood at Rs76.69, while the selling rate was recorded at Rs77.46, reflecting slight fluctuations driven by market conditions.
Exchange companies and banks revise these rates throughout the day based on supply and demand dynamics, foreign exchange reserves, and global currency market trends. The buying rate represents the price at which banks or exchange firms purchase foreign currency from customers, whereas the selling rate is the price at which they sell it back to the public.
The Dirham to Rupee parity is determined primarily by open market forces rather than fixed rates. Any change in regional economic activity, oil prices, UAE monetary policy decisions, or remittance flows from expatriate workers can impact AED/PKR exchange rates.
Given Pakistan’s large expatriate population in the United Arab Emirates, fluctuations in the Dirham rate directly affect remittance inflows, which are a crucial source of foreign exchange for the Pakistani economy. A stronger Dirham generally benefits overseas workers, as it increases the value of remittances sent back home.
Traders and investors are advised to monitor daily rate updates, as the foreign exchange market remains sensitive to both domestic and international economic developments.