The Pakistani rupee saw minor fluctuations against several major foreign currencies today.
The US dollar (USD) was being sold at Rs278.25 and bought at Rs277.75, reflecting slight changes.
The Euro (EUR) followed with a selling rate of Rs302.01 and a buying rate of Rs301.47.
The British pound (GBP) remained one of the strongest, being sold for Rs361.33 and bought at Rs360.68.
For those dealing in North American currencies, the Canadian dollar (CAD) was available for Rs202.20 selling and Rs201.84 buying.
While the Australian dollar (AUD) was trading at Rs186.07 selling and Rs185.74 buying.
The Gulf currencies also saw minimal movement, with the UAE dirham (AED) selling for Rs76.29 and buying for Rs76.15.
While the Saudi riyal (SAR) was trading at Rs74.10 for selling and Rs73.97 for buying.
Among the highest-value currencies, the Kuwaiti dinar (KWD) remained a notable contender, selling at Rs908.71 and buying at Rs907.08.
Yesterday, US dollar (USD) was selling at Rs278.15 and buying at Rs277.65.
Meanwhile, the Euro (EUR) was selling at Rs303.02 and buying at Rs302.47,
British pounds (GBP), the rate stood at Rs363.60 for selling and Rs362.94 for buying.
The Canadian dollar (CAD) was available for Rs201.92 selling and Rs201.56 buying.
While the Australian dollar (AUD) was selling for Rs186.23 and buying for Rs185.89.
In the Gulf region, the UAE dirham (AED) was selling at Rs75.73 and buying at Rs75.60, and the Saudi riyal (SAR) was trading at Rs74.09 for selling and Rs73.96 for buying.
Similarly, Qatari riyal (QAR) with a selling rate of Rs76.31 and a buying rate of Rs76.17.
Lastly, the Kuwaiti dinar (KWD), known for its high value, stood at Rs906.97 for selling and Rs905.34 for buying, offering one of the highest exchange rates among global currencies.
