Today’s Currency Rates in Pakistan – Sept 13, 2025

Here are the latest currency-exchange developments in Pakistan as of September 13, 2025, with respect to several major foreign currencies: Indian Rupee (INR), US Dollar (USD), Canadian Dollar (CAD), UAE Dirham (AED – assuming “Dhiram” refers to Dirham), British Pound (GBP), and Australian Dollar (AUD). These figures are approximate and may vary by bank, money changer, or city.

Current Rates (PKR vs select currencies)

According to live mid-market data:

Foreign Currency Approximate Rate* (1 unit foreign=how many PKR)
US Dollar (USD) ~ PKR 283.5
Indian Rupee (INR) ~ PKR 3.21 per INR
British Pound (GBP) ~ PKR 384.3 per 1 GBP
Australian Dollar (AUD) ~ PKR 188.5 per 1 AUD
Canadian Dollar (CAD) ~ PKR 204.8 per 1 CAD
UAE Dirham (AED) ~ PKR 77.2 per 1 AED

*These are considered indicative market/interbank or “open-market” rates. The actual rates that are offered (including in banks or currency exchange shops) may include mark-ups, commissions, or TT/telegraphic transfer fees.

Market Context & Trends

General Depreciation of PKR

There are multiple economic factors like trade deficits, inflation, and foreign exchange reserves, which are affecting the Pakistani Rupee and thus tend to depreciate versus stronger currencies such as USD, GBP, AUD, etc. This ongoing trend is reflected by many of the above rates.

2.  Stability vs INR

In comparison, the rate vs the Indian Rupee is more stable. The fluctuations with INR are generally smaller than with more currencies because of geographic, trade, and historical ties.

3.  Role of Banks & Exchange Houses

  • Banks, official foreign exchange providers, and “telegraphic transfer” (TT) rates will typically be slightly less favourable than the interbank or “mid-market” quoted rates.
  • Better rates are offered by money changers but may limit amounts or add fees.

4.  Impact of Global Economic Conditions

  • Movements in USD are especially sensitive to global interest rates, commodity prices, and investor sentiment.
  • Global commodity cycles like energy and minerals are followed by the GBP, AUD, and CAD but fluctuations in those markets feed through to local PKR valuations.

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