USD, GBP, AED, SAR, OMR & CAD Rates in Pakistan Today – Forex Market Showing Stable but Active Movement

The Pakistani Rupee is continuing to trade against major global and Gulf currencies as both open market and interbank segments are showing closely aligned movement, reflecting steady but active foreign exchange demand across import payments, remittances, and international settlements.

The US Dollar (USD) is being traded in the open market at a buying rate of Rs. 279.05 and a selling rate of Rs. 279.70, while in the interbank market it is being recorded at Rs. 278.50 buying and Rs. 279.00 selling. The dollar is continuing to influence Pakistan’s import structure, particularly in energy and industrial sectors where foreign payments remain sensitive to exchange fluctuations.

The British Pound (GBP) is also maintaining a strong position, being traded in the open market at Rs. 372.17 buying and Rs. 377.30 selling, while interbank rates are being observed at Rs. 372.47 buying and Rs. 373.13 selling. The movement of the pound is contributing to higher settlement costs in education-related and service-based international transactions linked with the United Kingdom.

The UAE Dirham (AED) is being recorded in the open market at Rs. 75.75 buying and Rs. 76.85 selling, while interbank rates are standing at Rs. 75.85 buying and Rs. 75.98 selling. The steady movement of the dirham is reflecting consistent remittance inflows from the Gulf region, which continue to support Pakistan’s external account balance.

The Saudi Riyal (SAR) is being traded at Rs 74.35 buying and Rs 75.35 selling in the open market, while interbank rates are being noted at Rs 74.22 buying and Rs 74.35 selling. The Riyal is remaining stable, driven by sustained remittance activity from Saudi Arabia, which plays a key role in supporting household income flows and foreign exchange reserves.

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is being observed 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. The movement of CAD is influencing overseas payments related to education, immigration, and trade settlements between Pakistan and Canada.

The Omani Riyal (OMR) is being traded in the open market at Rs. 722.05 buying and Rs. 732.85 selling, making open market indicators the primary reference for valuation. The Riyal remains one of the strongest currencies impacting remittance-linked inflows from the Gulf region.

Overall, the Pakistani Rupee is continuing to show controlled movement across major currency pairs, with both interbank and open market rates staying closely aligned. This stability is reflecting balanced liquidity conditions, while ongoing import demand and remittance inflows are continuing to shape daily forex activity.

The movement across USD, GBP, AED, SAR, CAD, and OMR is collectively influencing Pakistan’s trade pricing structure, external payment obligations, and foreign exchange positioning. As global currencies remain firm, the rupee is adjusting within a narrow range, keeping the forex market active but relatively stable.