The UAE Dirham to Pakistani Rupee exchange rate remains stable at PKR 76.47 on Wednesday, November 6, 2025. The rate has shown little movement from yesterday’s 76.48 PKR, reflecting a steady trading trend seen since early November.
At 76.47 PKR, the UAE Dirham maintains its position close to October’s low of 76.49 PKR, suggesting sustained strength in the Pakistani Rupee. The six-month average of 76.91 PKR shows that today’s rate is below the benchmark, a positive sign for remittance earners and import-dependent businesses.
Two Currencies, Two Systems
The UAE Dirham has been pegged at 3.6725 AED per U.S. dollar since 1997, ensuring exceptional stability. The UAE’s diversified economy—including tourism, finance, and energy—employs over 1.5 million Pakistanis, contributing significantly to Pakistan’s remittance inflows.
The Pakistani Rupee operates under a managed float system controlled by the State Bank of Pakistan. Its value depends on key factors like inflation, foreign reserves, remittances, and investor confidence. While Pakistan continues to face economic challenges, recent currency stability indicates improved fiscal management.
Key Factors Influencing the Rate
- Inflation: Pakistan’s higher inflation compared to the UAE erodes purchasing power, requiring careful monetary policy.
- Energy Prices: Rising global oil prices benefit the UAE as an exporter but increase import costs for Pakistan.
- Remittances: The UAE remains Pakistan’s second-largest remittance source, providing crucial support for the Rupee.
- Trade Imbalance: Pakistan imports more from the UAE than it exports, creating constant UAE Dirham demand.
2025 Market Performance
The exchange rate has fluctuated between PKR 75.81 (January 10 low) and PKR 79.86 (March 10 high). The current rate of 76.47 PKR sits below the year’s average of 76.69 PKR, showing steady improvement.
Impact on Stakeholders
Expatriates earning 5,000 AED can now remit about PKR 382,350—supporting millions of Pakistani households. Importers benefit from reduced costs, while travelers find currency conversion more affordable.
Outlook
Analysts expect the UAE Dirham to trade between PKR 75.80 and PKR 77.00 through year-end, assuming stable policies and steady reserves. The consistent rate reflects Pakistan’s improving economic stability and offers predictability for cross-border trade and remittances.
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