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Pakistani Rupee Weakens as Foreign Currencies Gain Ground

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Ali
Last updated: June 4, 2025
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The Pakistani rupee remained under pressure in the open market, with several major foreign currencies registering gains due to steady demand and persistent economic concerns.

The US dollar, which has seen consistent demand in recent days, was being traded at Rs282.30 for buying and Rs284.40 for selling. Dealers noted that limited inflows and high import payments have kept the local currency on the back foot.

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The British pound emerged as the strongest foreign currency in local trade, with a buying rate of Rs380.50 and selling at Rs384.30. The euro also maintained firm ground, trading at Rs320.50 for buying and Rs323.70 for selling.

Among Gulf currencies, the Saudi riyal and UAE dirham remained in demand, with the former trading at Rs74.80 for buying and Rs75.70 for selling, and the latter at Rs76.70 and Rs77.25 respectively.

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Market analysts say ongoing uncertainty around economic reforms, coupled with concerns about foreign exchange reserves, is driving demand for stable foreign currencies. They added that fluctuations may continue until stronger inflows or external support materializes.

Meanwhile, other major currencies including the Australian dollar, Canadian dollar, and Kuwaiti dinar also showed strength in open market trading.

Currency Symbol Buying Selling
US Dollar USD 282.30 284.40
Euro EUR 320.50 323.70
UK Pound Sterling GBP 380.50 384.30
UAE Dirham AED 76.70 77.25
Saudi Riyal SAR 74.80 75.70
Australian Dollar AUD 185.05 187.30
Bahrain Dinar BHD 748.80 756.80
Canadian Dollar CAD 207.00 210.00
Chinese Yuan CNY 38.65 39.05
Danish Krone DKK 42.37 42.77
Hong Kong Dollar HKD 35.50 35.85
Indian Rupee INR 3.21 3.30
Japanese Yen JPY 2.01 2.07
Kuwaiti Dinar KWD 913.10 922.60
Malaysian Ringgit MYR 65.54 66.14
New Zealand Dollar NZD 166.19 168.19
Norwegian Krone NOK 27.20 27.50
Omani Riyal OMR 733.30 741.80
Qatari Riyal QAR 76.64 77.34
Singapore Dollar SGD 220.90 222.90
Swedish Krona SEK 29.07 29.37
Swiss Franc CHF 339.71 342.46
Thai Baht THB 8.43 8.58
TAGGED:Currency Exchangeeconomic outlookforex marketPakistani rupeeRupee PressureUK PoundUS Dollar

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