Karachi – May 13, 2025: The updated currency exchange rates in Pakistan were recorded at 11:30 AM in the open market on Tuesday.
These rates are essential for individuals and businesses engaged in international trade, travel, and remittances, as they influence the cost of converting one currency into another.
As of today, the US Dollar is being bought at Rs. 282 and sold at Rs. 283.5, reflecting slight movement compared to previous sessions. The British Pound Sterling continues to maintain a higher position in the market, with a buying rate of Rs. 374.35 and a selling rate of Rs. 377.85. The Euro is also trading strong, with updated buying and selling rates of Rs. 316.65 and Rs. 319.4 respectively.
Among Gulf currencies, the Saudi Riyal is being bought at Rs. 75.15 and sold at Rs. 75.7, while the UAE Dirham is being exchanged at Rs. 76.75 for buying and Rs. 77.4 for selling. The Qatari Riyal stands at Rs. 76.58 (buying) and Rs. 77.28 (selling), and the Omani Riyal’s exchange rate is recorded at Rs. 728.35 for buying and Rs. 736.85 for selling. Similarly, the Kuwaiti Dinar remains one of the highest valued currencies, exchanging at Rs. 907.2 (buying) and Rs. 916.7 (selling).
Asian currencies such as the Japanese Yen are trading between Rs. 1.97 (buying) and Rs. 2.03 (selling), while the Chinese Yuan is valued at Rs. 37.59 for buying and Rs. 37.99 for selling. The Indian Rupee remains relatively low, with updated exchange rates of Rs. 3.23 (buying) and Rs. 3.32 (selling).
Other notable currency rates include the Canadian Dollar at Rs. 202.6 (buying) and Rs. 205 (selling), the Australian Dollar at Rs. 183.25 and Rs. 185.5 respectively, and the Swiss Franc at Rs. 336.16 (buying) and Rs. 338.96 (selling).
These updated currency exchange rates serve as a key reference for currency traders and those monitoring foreign exchange markets. Exchange rates can fluctuate throughout the day based on global market trends and domestic economic indicators, so individuals are advised to stay informed through verified and timely updates.
In summary, Pakistan’s updated currency exchange rates continue to show stability with minor fluctuations across major currencies. These rates are a vital indicator of economic activity and play an important role in the country’s financial landscape.