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Currency exchange rates in Pakistan today – 8 July 2025

Currency exchange rates in Pakistan today – 8 July 2025

Karachi: The Pakistani Rupee (PKR) experienced slight fluctuations against several major foreign currencies in the open market today.

The changes reflect a modest adjustment in the exchange rates amid ongoing global economic dynamics.

According to forex.pk, the US Dollar (USD) is currently being bought at Rs285.4 and sold at Rs286.5, marking a slight decrease in its value against the PKR.

The euro (EUR) has seen a broader range, now quoted between Rs333 and Rs337.6. The British pound (GBP) is also experiencing minor shifts, with rates ranging from Rs389 to Rs390.8.

Meanwhile, the Australian dollar (AUD) is trading between Rs184 and Rs188, and the Canadian dollar (CAD) has moved from Rs208 to Rs212.

The Chinese yuan (CNY) remains relatively stable, with rates at Rs39.22 and Rs39.62. The Japanese yen (JPY) is quoted between Rs1.94 and Rs2.04, indicating increased volatility. The Kuwaiti dinar (KWD) continues to hold high value, trading from Rs921.1 to Rs931.1, while the Swiss franc (CHF) is currently between Rs350.74 and Rs353.49.

These fluctuations highlight ongoing market adjustments amid global economic conditions.

Other currencies like the Bahraini Dinar, Hong Kong Dollar, Indian Rupee, and Malaysian Ringgit also maintained steady rates, reflecting stability in the local forex market.

The Pakistani Rupee continues to navigate a fluctuating global economic landscape, with experts advising investors to stay updated on currency trends for optimal financial planning.

 

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