The following are the current exchange rates of the US dollar, the UK pound, the Saudi Riyal, the Euro, the UAE Dirham, and other currencies against the Pakistani rupee (PKR) on Wednesday, 10 September 2025.
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OPEN MARKET FOREX RATES by forex.com.pk
Updated at: 10/9/2025 9:00 AM (PST)
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Currency
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Buying
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Selling
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| Australian Dollar |
184
|
189
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| Bahrain Dinar |
747.40
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749.90
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| Canadian Dollar |
204
|
209
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| China Yuan |
39.36
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39.76
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| Danish Krone |
43.9
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44.30
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| Euro |
329.70
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331.50
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| Hong Kong Dollar |
36
|
36.35
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| Indian Rupee |
3.13
|
3.22
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| Japanese Yen |
1.8800
|
1.9800
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| Kuwaiti Dinar |
913
|
921
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| Malaysian Ringgit |
66.47
|
67.07
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| NewZealand $ |
164.35
|
166.35
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| Norwegians Krone |
27.97
|
28.27
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| Omani Riyal |
732
|
734.5
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| Qatari Riyal |
77.24
|
77.94
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| Saudi Riyal |
75.15
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75.35
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| Singapore Dollar |
217.50
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222.50
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| Swedish Korona |
29.71
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30.01
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| Swiss Franc |
350.41
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353.16
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| Thai Bhat |
8.62
|
8.77
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| U.A.E Dirham |
76.85
|
77.05
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| UK Pound Sterling |
380
|
382
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| US Dollar |
282.2
|
283
|
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Workers remittances hit $3.1 billion in August 2025
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INTER BANK RATES by forex.com.pk
Updated at: 10/9/2025 9:00 AM (PST)
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Currency
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Bank Buying
TT Clean
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Bank Selling
TT & OD
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| Australian Dollar |
185.75
|
186.08
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| Canadian Dollar |
203.88
|
204.24
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| China Yuan |
39.53
|
39.60
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| Danish Krone |
44.37
|
44.44
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| Euro |
331.24
|
331.83
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| Hong Kong Dollar |
36.14
|
36.20
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| Japanese Yen |
1.9103
|
1.9137
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| Saudi Riyal |
75.02
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75.16
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| Singapore Dollar |
219.53
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219.92
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| Swedish Korona |
30.09
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30.14
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| Swiss Franc |
355.05
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355.68
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| Thai Bhat |
8.90
|
8.91
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| UK Pound Sterling |
381.78
|
382.46
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| US Dollar |
281.50
|
282
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It is noteworthy that Pakistan received $3.1 billion in remittances from overseas workers in August 2025, according to data released by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) on Friday.
This figure marks a 7% increase compared to $2.9 billion sent in August of the previous year. However, remittances declined slightly by 2% from July 2025, when the amount stood at $3.2 billion.
