Karachi: During Tuesday’s intraday trade, the Pakistani rupee fluctuated little versus the US dollar (USD), indicating tiny changes in demand for the currency.
In the interbank market, the greenback is presently trading at Rs277.90.
Nonetheless, the Forex Association of Pakistan (FAP) reports that the open market dollar buying and selling rates are Rs 277.75 and Rs 278.25, respectively.
The selling and buying prices of the euro (EUR) were Rs299.08 and Rs298.54, respectively.
One of the highest-value currencies against the PKR, the British pound (GBP), is purchased at Rs357.97 and sold at Rs358.61.
The selling and purchasing rates for the Swiss franc (CHF) are Rs318.68 and Rs318.11, respectively.
The Australian dollar (AUD) had a selling rate of Rs181.50 and a buying rate of Rs181.18, but the Canadian dollar (CAD) is sold at Rs199.91 and purchased at Rs199.55.
The selling and buying rates for the UAE dirham (AED) in the Gulf region are Rs76.29 and Rs76.16, respectively.
The purchasing and selling rates for the Saudi riyal (SAR) were Rs73.96 and Rs74.09, respectively, which is somewhat lower.
The buying rate for the Qatari riyal (QAR) is Rs76.22, and the selling rate is Rs76.36.
The buying rate of the Chinese yuan (CNY) is Rs39.09, while the selling rate is Rs39.16.
The Japanese yen (JPY) saw a purchasing rate of Rs1.8042 and a selling rate of Rs1.8074.
Finally, the Kuwaiti dinar (KWD) remained the highest-valued currency against the PKR, with a selling rate of Rs906.78 and a buying rate of Rs905.15.
