Web Desk The open market and interbank foreign exchange rates in Pakistan are continuing to fluctuate on 15 May 2026, as global currencies are being traded actively against the Pakistani rupee across exchange channels.
The US dollar is being recorded at Rs. 279.05 buying and Rs. 279.70 selling in the open market, while interbank trading is being observed at Rs. 278.50 buying and Rs. 279.00 selling. The dollar is remaining the most influential currency in determining import costs and overall market sentiment.
The euro is being traded at Rs. 324.32 buying and Rs. 328.95 selling in the open market, while interbank rates are being recorded at Rs. 324.52 buying and Rs. 325.10 selling. The euro is continuing to reflect global economic activity and its impact on Pakistan’s trade with European markets.
The UAE Dirham is being exchanged at Rs 75.75 buying and Rs 76.85 selling, while interbank rates are being recorded at Rs 75.85 buying and Rs 75.98 selling, showing steady demand linked with Gulf trade and remittance flows.
The Saudi Riyal is being traded at Rs 74.35 buying and Rs 75.35 selling in the open market, while interbank figures are being recorded at Rs 74.22 buying and Rs 74.35 selling, reflecting ongoing remittance-driven currency movement.
The Canadian dollar is being exchanged at Rs. 201.53 buying and Rs. 205.46 selling in the open market, while interbank rates are being recorded at Rs. 202.70 buying and Rs. 203.06 selling, indicating steady demand for education and trade settlements.
The British Pound is being traded at Rs. 372.17 buying and Rs. 377.30 selling in the open market, while interbank rates are being recorded at Rs. 372.47 buying and Rs. 373.13 selling, showing continued strength in global forex markets.
The Omani Riyal is being recorded at Rs. 722.05 buying and Rs. 732.85 selling in the open market, while interbank levels are remaining around Rs. 721.80 buying and Rs. 732.50 selling, reflecting steady Gulf-linked inflows into Pakistan’s economy.
Across the forex market, the Pakistani rupee is continuing to experience pressure and adjustment against major currencies, as import demand, remittance inflows, and external trade obligations are actively shaping currency demand patterns. Open market rates are remaining slightly higher than interbank levels due to transaction-based demand differences.
Overall, the currency market is remaining responsive to global financial trends and regional economic conditions, with traders and businesses closely tracking daily fluctuations for trade and payment planning.
Interbank Currency Rates in Pakistan Today – PKR Exchange Rate – 16 May 2026