Web Desk Major foreign currencies are continuing to trade against the Pakistani rupee as economic activity remains closely tied to global exchange trends. The US dollar is trading at Rs. 280.40 for buying and Rs. 282.30 for selling. The British pound is standing at Rs. 378.06 buying and Rs. 382.32 selling.
The Omani Riyal is moving at Rs 726.76 buying and Rs 736.26 selling. The UAE Dirham is trading at Rs. 76.30 buying and Rs. 77.30 selling, and the Saudi Riyal is exchanging at Rs. 74.75 buying and Rs. 75.50 selling. The Canadian dollar is trading at Rs. 203.40 buying and Rs. 206.90 selling.
The dollar is continuing to influence inflation and fiscal stability as Pakistan is importing fuel and essential goods in USD. Higher dollar payments are increasing the import bill and affecting domestic price levels.
The pound is strengthening trade revenue from the UK market, especially in textile and apparel exports. Export earnings are converting into higher rupee values, supporting industrial output.
Remittances from Gulf countries are providing steady foreign inflows. As workers are sending Riyals and Dirhams home, families are benefiting from stronger currency conversions, supporting consumption and small business growth.
The Canadian dollar is shaping education-related transfers and diaspora remittances. Exchange rate stability is helping households manage overseas expenses more predictably.
Overall, the forex market is continuing to reflect Pakistan’s economic adjustments. Exchange rates are influencing inflation trends, trade flows, and external account stability as the rupee is responding to global currency movements.
Interbank Currency Exchange Rate Pakistan Today | 28 February 2026