The exchange rate of the US dollar against the Pakistani rupee stands at Rs280.4 for buying and Rs282.1 for selling in the open market.
The Pakistani Rupee also showed mixed performance against other foreign currencies. The UK Pound saw an increase, reaching Rs346.5 for buying and Rs350 for selling. The Euro stood at Rs303.1 for buying and Rs290 for selling.
Among Gulf currencies, the UAE Dirham was traded at Rs75.4 for buying and Rs76.05 for selling, while the Saudi Riyal stood at Rs74.05 and Rs74.6, respectively. The Kuwaiti Dinar remained one of the highest-valued currencies at Rs896.01 for buying and Rs905.51 for selling.
Other major currencies also fluctuated. The Canadian Dollar rose to Rs204.6 for buying and Rs207 for selling, while the Australian Dollar stood at Rs174.75 and Rs177, respectively. The Chinese Yuan traded at Rs39.6 for buying and Rs40 for selling.
The Swiss Franc saw a rise, standing at Rs322.2 for buying and Rs325 for selling. Meanwhile, the Japanese Yen and Indian Rupee remained relatively stable at Rs1.92 and Rs3.34, respectively.
Market analysts expect exchange rate fluctuations to continue due to global economic trends and local demand. The stability of the US Dollar suggests controlled market conditions, but future movements will depend on economic policies and foreign exchange reserves.
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