Foreign Currency Rates in Pakistan Today: Dollar, Riyal, Pound and Dirham Showing Mixed Trends

Foreign currency rates are showing steady to mixed movement in Pakistan’s open market today as the Pakistani rupee is trading cautiously against major international currencies. The US dollar is being bought at Rs 281.05 and sold at Rs 282.80, reflecting stable demand for imports and international payments.
The dollar is remaining central to Pakistan’s economy as businesses are continuing to rely on it for fuel, machinery, and raw material imports. Overseas Pakistanis working in the United States are closely watching the rate, as remittances are continuing to support families amid rising living costs.
Meanwhile, the Saudi riyal is being bought at Rs 74.90 and sold at Rs 75.55, supported by consistent remittance inflows from Pakistani workers in Saudi Arabia. Thousands of families across Pakistan are depending on earnings sent from the Kingdom, particularly those employed in construction, transport, and service sectors.
The UAE dirham is also trading steadily, with the open market rate standing at Rs 76.55 for buying and Rs 77.55 for selling. Pakistani workers in the UAE are continuing to play a vital role in supporting household incomes, as remittances from Dubai and Abu Dhabi remain strong.
At the higher end, the Omani riyal is maintaining its strength, as it is being bought at Rs 728.65 and sold at Rs 738.65. Due to its high value, even small changes in the riyal are significantly impacting the rupee value of remittances sent by Pakistani workers employed in Oman’s energy and infrastructure sectors.
The British pound sterling is trading firmly, with buying at Rs 376.75 and selling at Rs 380.55. Pakistanis living in the United Kingdom are actively sending funds for education, family support, and savings, making the pound one of the most closely tracked currencies.
Meanwhile, the Canadian dollar is trading at Rs 202.60 for buying and Rs 206.60 for selling, as remittances from Pakistani professionals and students in Canada are continuing at a steady pace.
Overall, foreign exchange activity is reflecting stable demand, continued overseas employment, and cautious optimism as households and businesses monitor daily movements for financial planning.