Web Desk Pakistan’s foreign exchange market is continuing to show mixed but stable movement on Monday, 11 May 2026, as major global currencies are trading within narrow ranges in both interbank and open market segments.
The US Dollar (USD) is being recorded at Rs. 278.60 buying and Rs. 279.10 selling in interbank, while in the open market it is trading at Rs. 279.10 buying and Rs. 279.85 selling, reflecting steady import-related demand and controlled liquidity conditions.
The British Pound (GBP) is maintaining strength at Rs. 377.74 buying and Rs. 378.42 selling in interbank, while open market trading is moving at Rs. 378.55 buying and Rs. 383.05 selling, influencing education and remittance payments.
The UAE Dirham (AED) is remaining stable at Rs. 75.95 buying and Rs. 76.95 selling in interbank, while open market levels are showing similar movement, supporting Gulf remittance inflows.
The Saudi Riyal (SAR) is trading at Rs. 74.27 buying and Rs. 74.40 selling in interbank, while open market is slightly higher at Rs. 75.15 selling, reflecting steady pilgrimage and employment-linked flows.
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is being recorded at Rs. 203.52 buying and Rs. 203.89 selling in interbank, while open market is moving at Rs. 202.38 buying and Rs. 208.38 selling, influencing education and trade payments.
The Omani Riyal (OMR) is maintaining strong value at Rs. 722.50 buying and Rs. 737.59 selling in interbank, while open market is showing similar alignment, driven by Gulf remittance demand.
Economic & Trade Impact
Pakistan’s forex market is continuing to reflect external payment pressure, import cost adjustments, and steady remittance inflows. Currency stability is supporting trade settlements while import-dependent sectors are remaining sensitive to dollar movements.
Interbank Rates in Pakistan Today – 14 May 2026 
Open Market Currency Rates Today in Pakistan – 11 May 2026