Here is an overview of currency exchange rates in Pakistan for September 15, 2025, for some major international currencies. It includes USD, Euro, Pound, Dirham, Indian Rupee, and Taka. These indicate market/mid-rates; actual rates at banks or exchange bureaux may include spreads or fees.
| Currency | Approximate Rate (1 unit = PKR) |
| US Dollar (USD) | ~ Rs 281.5 to Rs 284 |
| British Pound (GBP) | ~ Rs 381.7 to Rs 385 |
| Euro (EUR) | ~ Rs 330 to Rs 333 |
Other Currencies
UAE Dirham (AED):
1 AED ~~ Rs 76.65
Indian Rupee (INR)
Exact PKR/INR rate: These rates fluctuate depending on whether it’s a remittance, bank, or bureau transaction. For example, Wise shows 1 USD = PKR 281.54, and internal conversion of USD -> INR, etc. The direct INR to PKR rate is often around Rs 3.6 – Rs 4 per INR in many remittance / bank rates (not a fixed figure in this summary). (Note: this depends heavily on source and transaction type.)
Bangladeshi Taka (BDT / “Taka”):
In the same resources today, direct conversion data was less readily found, but typical rates are in the ballpark of Rs 2.5 to Rs 3 per BDT (depending on source).
Observations & Trends
- USD Trend: In recent times, the USD/PKR rate has been fairly stable around Rs 281.5 – Rs 283.5 in the interbank and mid-market rates.
- EUR and GBP: The values of EUR and GBP are significantly higher. The EURO is roughly Rs 330 – Rs 333 per unit, while the British Pound is about Rs 380 – Rs385. The relative strength vs USD, plus Pakistan’s exchange environment, is reflected.
- AED to PKR: UAE Dirham remains popular for remittances and trade; its exchange rate is much lower per unit (since AED is weaker compared to USD/GBP/EUR) – ~ Rs 76.65 for 1 AED.
- Spread and Fees: The “mid-market” differs from what is received in actual banking/foreign exchange outlets. The actual rate tends to get worse (i.e., more PKR is paid per foreign currency) once fees or margins are included.