Web Desk The Pakistani rupee is actively moving against key global currencies today, affecting trade, import/export strategies, and industrial planning. The US Dollar is buying at Rs. 280.35 and selling at Rs. 282.15, reflecting ongoing financial adjustments.
The Omani Riyal (OMR) is buying at Rs. 726.85 and selling at Rs. 736.35, influencing imports of energy, industrial, and construction goods. Exporters to Oman are benefiting from positive currency flows, adjusting contracts and trade payments.
The UAE Dirham (AED) is buying at Rs. 76.35 and selling at Rs. 77.35, with continuous effects on remittances and trade operations. Importers are calculating costs while exporters are leveraging inflows for trade efficiency.
Saudi Riyal (SAR) rates are buying at Rs. 74.88 and selling at Rs. 75.65, actively shaping import costs for petroleum and industrial goods. Exporters receiving SAR payments are adjusting revenues accordingly.
Canadian Dollar (CAD) transactions are buying at Rs. 203.68 and selling at Rs. 207.00, as trade planning and financial strategies are being continuously updated in response to CAD movements.
British Pound Sterling (GBP) is buying at Rs. 377.90 and selling at Rs. 382.16, influencing import costs and export revenues with the UK. Industries and exporters are actively managing trade flows and operational budgets.
Overall, PKR is continuously adjusting to USD, OMR, AED, SAR, CAD, and GBP trends. The movements are directly affecting trade competitiveness, import costs, export revenues, and industrial operations, as Pakistan’s economy responds dynamically to global currency fluctuations.
Interbank Currency Exchange Rate Pakistan Today | 28 February 2026