Web Desk The foreign exchange market in Pakistan is currently showing relative stability, even as global currencies are maintaining their strength against the Pakistani rupee.
The US Dollar (USD) is trading at Rs. 279.30 (buying) and Rs. 280.35 (selling), continuing to impact Pakistan’s import-driven economy. The strong dollar is increasing the cost of essential goods and is putting pressure on inflation.
The British Pound (GBP) is standing at Rs. 373.19 (buying) and Rs. 377.25 (selling). The pound is remaining high, affecting international trade and financial commitments linked with the UK.
The UAE Dirham (AED) and Saudi Riyal (SAR) are trading at Rs. 75.55 for buying and Rs. 76.90 for selling and Rs. 73.80 for buying and Rs. 74.70 for selling, respectively. These currencies are playing a crucial role as remittance inflows are continuing to support Pakistan’s economy.
The Omani Riyal (OMR) is trading at Rs. 716.00 (buying) and Rs. 726.10 (selling), reflecting its strong value in global markets. Remittances from Oman are contributing positively to foreign exchange reserves.
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is standing at Rs. 200.43 (buying) and Rs. 205.50 (selling), supporting trade and educational exchanges between Pakistan and Canada.
The overall market is indicating that while global currencies are remaining strong, Pakistan’s economy is managing stability through remittances and controlled trade activities. The rupee is adjusting gradually, reflecting broader economic conditions.
Interbank Exchange Rate Today in Pakistan Updated – 17 April 2026 
Open Market Currency Exchange Rate Today in Pakistan – 17 April 2026