Pakistan’s currency market is continuing to witness a steady pattern today, with major foreign currencies holding their ground against the rupee. The ongoing inflow of remittances from overseas Pakistani workers is helping maintain confidence in the open market.
The US Dollar is trading at Rs. 281 buying and Rs. 283.1 selling, and it is remaining largely unchanged as demand and supply stay balanced.
The Saudi Riyal is currently standing at Rs. 74.85 buying and Rs. 75.35 selling. Regular transfers from Pakistani workers in the Kingdom are keeping the currency’s movement smooth and predictable.
The UAE Dirham is hovering around Rs. 76.35 buying and Rs. 77.35 selling, supported by continuous remittance flows from the UAE’s large Pakistani community.
At the same time, the Omani Riyal is trading at Rs. 728.1 buying and Rs. 738.1 selling, reflecting steady income support from Pakistanis employed in Oman’s energy and service sectors.
The Canadian Dollar is moving at Rs. 202 buying and Rs. 204.85 selling, backed by inflows from Pakistanis settled in Canada.
Meanwhile, the British Pound is staying firm at Rs. 376 buying and Rs. 379.5 selling, as remittances from the UK continue strengthening household finances back home.
As trading continues, Pakistan’s open market is staying relatively stable, with overseas workers’ remittances remaining a key pillar of currency support.

Interbank Exchange Rate Today in Pakistan Updated – 17 April 2026