On Friday, July 25, 2025, the Pakistani rupee gained strength against major foreign currencies, including the US dollar, in the interbank market. According to the State Bank of Pakistan, the US dollar fell by 76 paisas in the interbank market, bringing its new value to Rs. 283.45, compared to Rs. 284.21 recorded on Thursday. Pakistani rupee exchange rate.
Other key currencies also saw changes. The Saudi Riyal was recorded at Rs. 75.55, the UAE Dirham at Rs. 77.17, and the Bahraini Dinar at Rs. 752.05. Meanwhile, the Omani Rial stood at Rs. 736.22, the Kuwaiti Dinar at Rs. 928.47, and the Qatari Riyal at Rs. 77.55.
In the open market, the dollar’s buying rate was Rs. 285.46, while the selling rate was Rs. 286.55. The Saudi Riyal was being bought at Rs. 75.75 and sold at Rs. 76.30. The UAE Dirham had a buying rate of Rs. 77.53 and a selling rate of Rs. 78.
The improvement in the rupee’s value could lead to reduced prices for imported goods and may help ease the burden of external debt. Pakistani rupee exchange rate. Currency rate fluctuations are often influenced by global financial trends, trade balances, and domestic economic policies. Experts believe that if the rupee continues to strengthen, it could provide much-needed support to Pakistan’s economy.