USD, SAR, AED, OMR, CAD & GBP to PKR: Pakistan’s Open Market Sees Steady Trend as Remittances Continue to Support Rupee

Pakistan’s open market is witnessing a steady currency trend today, as overseas remittances from Pakistani workers continue playing a major role in keeping the rupee comparatively stable. With millions of families receiving regular financial support from abroad, the market sentiment is staying balanced despite ongoing global economic shifts.

USD to PKR

The US Dollar is trading at Rs 281.05 (buying) and Rs 283.30 (selling). Steady inflows from Pakistani professionals and students in the United States are helping maintain a controlled movement in the dollar’s demand.

SAR to PKR

The Saudi Riyal (SAR), supported by the massive Pakistani workforce living in Saudi Arabia, is moving at Rs 74.80 (buying) and Rs 75.40 (selling). Daily remittances from labour and technical workers continue contributing to market stability.

AED to PKR

The UAE Dirham (AED) stands at Rs 76.40 (buying) and Rs 77.05 (selling). With Dubai, Sharjah, and Abu Dhabi hosting one of the largest Pakistani communities, remittance activity is creating a steady flow of liquidity in the open market.

OMR to PKR

The Omani Riyal (OMR)—a high-value Gulf currency—is trading at Rs 728 (buying) and Rs 738 (selling). Pakistani workers in Oman are regularly sending money back home, providing consistent support to the rupee’s overall standing.

CAD to PKR

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is being recorded at Rs 201.50 (buying) and Rs 204.00 (selling). Remittances from Pakistani students, families, and skilled migrants in Canada remain steady throughout the month.

GBP to PKR

The British Pound (GBP), one of the strongest global currencies, is currently priced at Rs 375 (buying) and Rs 378 (selling). The UK’s Pakistani community continues to be a significant source of remittance inflow, helping ease pressure on the local currency.

Conclusion:

Pakistan’s open market is experiencing a stable day across major foreign currencies, supported largely by ongoing remittances from overseas Pakistanis. These inflows are helping maintain market balance and supporting families nationwide while keeping currency fluctuations under control.