Pakistani Rupee Remains Stable Against Major Global Currencies

KARACHI, Jul 13 (Alliance News): The Pakistani rupee remained largely stable against major international currencies on Monday, according to the official exchange rates released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP).

The US dollar was traded at Rs278.0232 in the interbank market, showing little movement as the foreign exchange market remained steady amid stable foreign exchange reserves and ongoing monetary policy measures.

The Saudi Riyal, one of the most important currencies for millions of overseas Pakistanis working in the Kingdom, was valued at Rs74.0507.

The UAE Dirham was quoted at Rs75.7020, maintaining its stable trend in line with the US dollar. The currency remains significant for trade, business transactions and remittances between Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates.

Meanwhile, the British Pound Sterling stood at Rs372.4260, remaining one of the strongest foreign currencies against the Pakistani rupee. The exchange rate is closely watched by Pakistanis living and working in the United Kingdom.

Among Gulf currencies, the Kuwaiti Dinar remained the highest-valued currency, trading at Rs903.4060, followed by the Bahraini Dinar at Rs737.3643.

The Qatari Riyal was quoted at Rs76.2595, while the Omani Riyal stood at Rs722.1006.

The Canadian Dollar was valued at Rs196.6148, reflecting its growing importance due to the increasing Pakistani diaspora in Canada. The Australian Dollar was traded at Rs192.9342.

The exchange rates are widely used by businesses, importers, exporters and overseas Pakistanis for commercial transactions, remittances and financial planning.

Major Currency Exchange Rates (July 13, 2026)