Karachi, October 27, 2025 – The UAE Dirham (AED) remained steady against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) in the open market on Monday, showing continued stability in foreign exchange trading. As of October 27, 2025, the buying rate for one UAE Dirham stood at Rs 76.82, while the selling rate was recorded at Rs 77.55.
These exchange rates were last updated at 9:05 AM Pakistan Standard Time (PST) and are subject to change throughout the day depending on market forces, global demand, and currency inflows. Variations in the forex market are typically driven by international trade activities, oil price fluctuations, and remittance trends from overseas Pakistanis working in the Gulf region.
In the foreign exchange market, the buying rate reflects the amount that banks or exchange companies pay to purchase Dirhams from customers, while the selling rate represents the price at which they sell the currency to buyers. The difference between buying and selling rates, known as the spread, is how exchange firms cover their costs and earn profits.
The AED to PKR parity is determined by open market demand and supply, and the Dirham’s performance often mirrors that of the US Dollar, as it is pegged to it.
Given the large number of Pakistani expatriates living and working in the United Arab Emirates, the Dirham remains one of the most traded currencies in Pakistan, influencing remittance values and import payments.