Pakistani rupee remained largely stable against major foreign currencies in the open market on Saturday, with only small changes recorded in exchange rates. The latest Currency rates show that the US dollar, euro, British pound, UAE dirham, and Saudi riyal continued to trade within a narrow range.
According to the latest market figures, the US Dollar was available at Rs278.95 for buying and Rs279.15 for selling. The stable performance of the dollar reflects steady demand in the local foreign exchange market.
The Euro was traded at Rs321.04 for buying and Rs324.40 for selling. Meanwhile, the UK Pound Sterling remained the highest-valued major Currency, with a buying rate of Rs376.31 and a selling rate of Rs379.15.
Among Gulf currencies, the UAE Dirham stood at Rs76.30 for buying and Rs77.00 for selling. The Saudi Riyal was available at Rs74.65 for buying and Rs75.30 for selling, making both currencies important for Pakistanis involved in travel, trade, and overseas employment.
The Australian Dollar was quoted at Rs194.48 for buying and Rs205.17 for selling. The Canadian Dollar traded at Rs197.72 for buying and Rs201.65 for selling.
The Bahrain Dinar remained one of the highest-valued currencies in the market. It was available at Rs741.05 for buying and Rs751.95 for selling. Similarly, the Kuwaiti Dinar recorded the highest overall value, trading at Rs890.02 for buying and Rs900.95 for selling.
Other regional currencies also showed limited movement. The Chinese Yuan was quoted at Rs38.05 for buying and Rs38.80 for selling. The Indian Rupee traded between Rs2.75 and Rs3.20, while the Japanese Yen stood at Rs1.7114 for buying and Rs1.8100 for selling.
The Omani Riyal was available at Rs725.81 for buying and Rs735.65 for selling. The Qatari Riyal traded at Rs75.45 and Rs76.47, while the Singapore Dollar stood at Rs214.85 for buying and Rs217.85 for selling.
Other notable exchange rates included the Swiss Franc at Rs343.59 for buying and Rs348.25 for selling. The Malaysian Ringgit traded between Rs67.00 and Rs68.05, while the New Zealand Dollar was quoted at Rs161.20 and Rs163.75.
The Norwegian Krone, Swedish Krona, Danish Krone, Hong Kong Dollar, and Thai Baht also recorded only slight fluctuations, indicating an overall stable trading session in the foreign exchange market.
Daily Currency rates are closely monitored by importers, exporters, overseas Pakistanis, travelers, and businesses. Exchange rates can change during the day depending on market demand, supply, and global economic developments.
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The latest Currency exchange rates indicate that Pakistan’s open market remained relatively steady, with no major changes reported in the values of the country’s most widely traded foreign currencies.
