Exchange activity in Pakistan’s open market is continuing calmly today as major global currencies are trading within narrow ranges, supported by regular remittance flows from overseas Pakistanis.
The US dollar is being bought at Rs. 280.50 and sold at Rs. 282.20, remaining the most actively traded currency for imports and international settlements. Digital workers and exporters are also contributing steady dollar earnings.
The Saudi Riyal (Rs. 74.85 buying, Rs. 75.35 selling) and UAE Dirham (Rs. 76.55 buying, Rs. 77.35 selling) are staying stable as workers across the Gulf are sending funds home, providing financial security to thousands of households.
The Omani Riyal continues commanding a strong rate of Rs. 728.25 for buying and Rs. 737.77 for selling, making it one of the highest-return currencies for remittance receivers.
At the same time, the British Pound is trading at Rs. 385.04 for buying and Rs. 389.51for selling, and the Canadian Dollar is exchanging at Rs. 206.05 for buying and Rs. 209.61 for selling, reflecting ongoing support from Pakistani communities in the UK and Canada.
With these currencies holding steady, the rupee is showing resilience, and families across Pakistan are continuing to benefit from dependable overseas income.

Interbank Exchange Rate Today in Pakistan Updated – 17 April 2026