Web Desk Pakistan’s open market is showing a stable currency trend today as steady remittances are continuing to support the Pakistani rupee. Regular inflows from overseas Pakistanis are helping maintain balance in demand and supply, keeping major foreign currencies largely range-bound.
The US Dollar, which is guiding overall market sentiment, is currently trading at Rs 281.00 for buying and Rs 283.10 for selling. Dollar inflows from Pakistani workers, students, and professionals based in the United States are playing a consistent role in maintaining this stability.
In the Gulf region, the Saudi Riyal is moving at Rs 74.80 (buying) and Rs 75.30 (selling). With millions of Pakistanis working in Saudi Arabia, daily remittances are continuing to support household incomes and currency demand back home.
The UAE Dirham is trading at Rs 76.50 for buying and Rs 77.25 for selling. Continuous inflows from Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah are keeping the Dirham market active and well-supported.
The Omani Riyal, one of the higher-value Gulf currencies, is currently standing at Rs 728.15 (buying) and Rs 738.15 (selling). Pakistani workers in Oman are regularly sending money to support families, adding strength to this segment.
Meanwhile, the Canadian Dollar is moving at Rs 202.00 for buying and Rs 204.75 for selling. Remittances from Pakistani immigrants, students, and skilled workers in Canada are contributing to steady demand.
The British Pound is trading at Rs 376.00 (buying) and Rs 380.00 (selling). The UK continues to remain a strong source of remittance inflows, helping support Pakistan’s foreign exchange position.
Overall, the market is remaining calm as consistent overseas inflows are continuing to cushion the rupee against sudden volatility.
Interbank Exchange Rate Today in Pakistan Updated – 17 April 2026