Web Desk Pakistan’s currency market is continuing to show resilience today as major foreign currencies are trading steadily against the rupee, supported by strong remittance inflows.
The US Dollar is hovering at Rs 281.05 buying and Rs 283.05 selling, reflecting stable demand tied to imports and international obligations.
The Saudi Riyal is holding at Rs 74.80 buying and Rs 75.45 selling, driven by consistent worker remittances from Saudi Arabia.
The UAE Dirham is trading at Rs 76.70 buying and Rs 77.55 selling, with Gulf-based Pakistanis continuing to support families through regular transfers.
The Omani Riyal is standing at Rs 728.55 buying and Rs 738.55 selling, maintaining strength due to high-value remittances.
The UK Pound is trading at Rs 378.85 buying and Rs 382.85 selling, as education and employment-linked transfers remain active.
Meanwhile, the Canadian Dollar is quoted at Rs 203.60 buying and Rs 208.10 selling, reflecting steady migration-driven inflows.
Pakistan’s open market rates are remaining largely stable, underscoring the critical role of overseas Pakistanis in supporting the national economy.
