Pakistan’s open market currency rates are continuing to attract attention as overseas Pakistanis, traders, students, and travelers are following daily updates for better financial planning.
The US Dollar is moving at Rs 280.65 for buying and Rs 282.75 for selling, reflecting a controlled trend. Importers and exporters are watching closely as the dollar is directly impacting fuel, machinery, and international trade bills.
The Saudi Riyal is being exchanged at Rs 74.80 buying and Rs 75.30 selling, while the UAE Dirham is trading at Rs 76.50 buying and Rs 77.00 selling. Workers in both Gulf countries are continuing to send steady remittances that are strengthening Pakistan’s economy.
The Omani Riyal is showing strength at Rs 728.60 buying and Rs 738.60 selling, providing higher value returns for Pakistani professionals working in Oman.
Across Europe, the British Pound is maintaining firmness with Rs 377.75 buying and Rs 381.00 selling. Pakistani families supporting students in the UK are adjusting budgets according to daily fluctuations.
From North America, the Canadian Dollar is standing at Rs 200.50 buying and Rs 204.85 selling, supporting education expenses, immigration plans, and business payments.
Economic analysts are observing that Pakistan’s open market is remaining stable mainly due to consistent remittance inflows and balanced demand. Overseas Pakistanis are playing a vital role in keeping the foreign exchange supply healthy.
Travelers, students, business owners, and households are continuing to rely on open market rates for planning future transactions.
The overall trend is reflecting cautious optimism as Pakistan’s currency market is maintaining balance despite global economic challenges.

Interbank Exchange Rate Today in Pakistan Updated – 17 April 2026