Web Desk Pakistan’s open market is seeing steady currency movement today, as major foreign currencies—including the US Dollar, Saudi Riyal, Omani Riyal, Canadian Dollar, British Pound and UAE Dirham—are continuing to trade at fresh levels. These currencies remain important because millions of overseas Pakistanis are sending remittances daily, helping stabilize families and the economy.
The US Dollar (USD) is continuing to trade at Rs 281.3 for buying and Rs 283.2 for selling, providing direction to overall market sentiment as remittances from the US keep flowing.
The Saudi Riyal (SAR)—the most important currency for Pakistani workers in Saudi Arabia—is moving at Rs 74.9 buying and Rs 75.4 selling, as thousands of laborers and professionals are regularly sending money home.
The Omani Riyal (OMR)—supported by a strong Pakistani workforce in Oman—is standing at Rs 728.75 for buying and Rs 738.75 for selling, maintaining its position among high-value currencies in the open market.
The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is trading at Rs 200.05 buying and Rs 204.75 selling, with Pakistani students and immigrants in Canada continuing to support remittances.
The British Pound (GBP)—one of the highest-value currencies—is showing Rs 374.5 for buying and Rs 378 for selling, as Pakistanis in the UK remain a major remittance source.
Meanwhile, the UAE Dirham (AED)—critical due to Dubai and Abu Dhabi’s huge Pakistani workforce—is staying at Rs 76.6 buying and Rs 77.35 selling, keeping the remittance cycle active.
Overall, Pakistan’s open market is continuing to move steadily today, influenced mainly by overseas Pakistani workers and ongoing global currency trends.
Interbank Rates Today Pakistan – 23 April 2026