Web Desk The Pakistani Rupee is continuing to experience significant pressure in the open market as the US Dollar remains at Rs. 280.35 buying and Rs. 282.15 selling. Imports, including energy, machinery, and raw materials, are remaining costly for businesses. The manufacturing and industrial sectors are adjusting production costs in response to these forex movements.
The British Pound is trading at Rs. 377.90 buying and Rs. 382.16 selling, influencing payments for education, business, and investments in the UK. Remittances from the UK are maintaining household stability, helping families manage daily expenses and saving plans.
The Omani Riyal is currently at Rs. 726.85 buying and Rs. 736.35 selling, reflecting continued strong inflows from Pakistanis working in Oman. These funds are supporting consumer demand, small business liquidity, and family income, which is stabilizing local markets amid inflationary pressures.
The UAE Dirham is at Rs. 76.35 buying and Rs. 77.35 selling, while the Saudi Riyal is trading at Rs. 74.88 buying and Rs. 75.65 selling. Gulf remittances continue to be a vital lifeline, contributing to domestic trade and helping balance foreign currency reserves.
The Canadian Dollar is standing at Rs. 203.68 buying and Rs. 207.00 selling. Payments for education and business transfers, as well as agricultural exports, are being converted at this rate, sustaining Pakistan’s international trade flows.
These six currencies collectively continue shaping Pakistan’s economic and trade landscape. Rising USD and GBP rates are influencing import bills and inflation, while remittances in OMR, AED, and SAR are supporting household consumption and foreign reserve levels. The government is monitoring forex inflows and outflows closely to ensure economic stability.
Exporters are calculating contract values and pricing strategies based on the current USD and CAD rates, while importers are adjusting budgets to manage costs. Household spending, food pricing, and energy bills are being affected by these currency movements, creating a tangible impact on citizens’ daily lives.
Interbank Currency Exchange Rate Pakistan Today | 28 February 2026