Updated foreign exchange rates in Pakistan – April 26, 2025

Updated foreign exchange rates in Pakistan – April 26, 2025

Karachi, April 26, 2025 – The latest foreign exchange rates in Pakistan were recorded this Saturday morning as trading began in the open market.

The foreign exchange market, which plays a crucial role in stabilizing the value of Pakistan’s currency against global counterparts, opened with noticeable shifts across major international currencies. These rates are a key indicator for importers, exporters, travelers, and investors, reflecting Pakistan’s financial interaction with the global economy.

The foreign exchange rates listed below represent the buying and selling prices of various foreign currencies in the open market. It is important to note that rates may vary slightly during the day depending on market demand, supply, and geopolitical or economic developments.

Here are the updated foreign exchange rates for April 26, 2025:

• US Dollar (USD): Buying at Rs. 281.25, Selling at Rs. 282.75

• UK Pound Sterling (GBP): Buying at Rs. 372.40, Selling at Rs. 375.90

• Euro (EUR): Buying at Rs. 317.65, Selling at Rs. 320.40

• Saudi Riyal (SAR): Buying at Rs. 75.10, Selling at Rs. 75.65

• UAE Dirham (AED): Buying at Rs. 76.60, Selling at Rs. 77.25

• Canadian Dollar (CAD): Buying at Rs. 203.60, Selling at Rs. 206.00

• Australian Dollar (AUD): Buying at Rs. 180.75, Selling at Rs. 183.00

• Singapore Dollar (SGD): Buying at Rs. 214.50, Selling at Rs. 216.50

• Swiss Franc (CHF): Buying at Rs. 314.86, Selling at Rs. 317.66

• Japanese Yen (JPY): Buying at Rs. 1.98, Selling at Rs. 2.04

• Chinese Yuan (CNY): Buying at Rs. 37.59, Selling at Rs. 37.99

• Indian Rupee (INR): Buying at Rs. 3.19, Selling at Rs. 3.28

Other currencies such as the Kuwaiti Dinar, Bahraini Dinar, Omani Riyal, and Malaysian Ringgit also showed active participation in the foreign exchange trade today, underlining the importance of regional and global trade relationships.

As economic conditions evolve, foreign exchange rates remain a sensitive measure of investor confidence and international trade balance. Regular monitoring of these rates is vital for businesses and individuals dealing with international transactions.

Stay informed with daily updates to track fluctuations in foreign exchange rates and make timely decisions for your financial planning and foreign dealings.