The Pakistani rupee showed relative stability against major foreign currencies in both the interbank and open markets on Monday.
According to market data, the US dollar traded around Rs278.31 in the interbank market, while exchange companies quoted slightly higher rates in the open market. The euro, British pound, Saudi riyal, and UAE dirham also remained mostly stable amid improving global market sentiment.
Currency dealers said easing geopolitical tensions after reports of a preliminary US-Iran agreement helped strengthen regional currencies and reduced pressure on emerging markets. Lower global oil prices also supported sentiment for import-dependent economies like Pakistan.
Below are the estimated open market rates in Pakistan on June 15, 2026:
- US Dollar (USD): Rs278.8
- Euro (EUR): Rs321.5
- British Pound (GBP): Rs375.2
- UAE Dirham (AED): Rs75.9
- Saudi Riyal (SAR): Rs74.3
Exchange rates may vary slightly between different banks and currency exchange companies across the country.
