Interbank Exchange Rates in Pakistan
The Interbank Closing Exchange Rate in Pakistan has been issued by the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) for August 30, 2023.
Interbank Dollar Rate Today in Pakistan – 30 August 2023
At the Closing of the Trading Session in the Interbank Market on August 30, 2023, the US Dollar (USD) settled at 304.44 against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR), appreciating by 0.46 percent.
PKR fell (3.1%, PKR 9.5) against $ in last nine consecutive trading sessions. PKR falls 0.46% against $ DoD, closing at 304.45, marking a new record low.
-5.85% MTD
-25.63% CYTD
-6.06% FYTD@StateBank_Pak#SBP #Pakistan #Economy #AHL pic.twitter.com/CkJXZxwnF4— Arif Habib Limited (@ArifHabibLtd) August 30, 2023
Euro (EUR) stood at Rs 330.77, the British Pound (GBP) at Rs 384.83, the Canadian Dollar (CAD) at Rs 224.48, the Australian Dollar (AUD) at Rs 196.80, the UAE Dirham (AED) at Rs 82.88, the Saudi Riyal (SAR) at Rs 81.15, the Chinese Yuan (CNY) at Rs 41.74, and the Turkish Lira (TRY) at Rs 11.41.
Exchange Rates against Pakistani Rupees Today
- USD to PKR – USD/PKR (1 US Dollar equals 304.44 Pakistani Rupees)
- EUR to PKR – EUR/PKR (1 Euro equals 330.77 Pakistani Rupees)
- GBP to PKR – GBP/PKR (1 British Pound equals 384.83 Pakistani Rupees)
- CAD to PKR – CAD/PKR (1 Canadian Dollar equals 224.48 Pakistani Rupees)
- AUD to PKR – AUD/PKR (1 Australian Dollar equals 196.80 Pakistani Rupees)
- AED to PKR – AED/PKR (1 UAE Dirham equals 82.88 Pakistani Rupees)
- SAR to PKR – SAR/PKR (1 Saudi Riyal equals 81.15 Pakistani Rupees)
- CNY to PKR – CNY/PKR (1 Chinese Yuan equals 41.74 Pakistani Rupees)
- TRY to PKR- TRY/PKR (1 Turkish Lira equals 11.41 Pakistani Rupees)
Interbank Exchange Rate in Pakistan Today
Currency | Exchange Rate (In PKR) |
| USD | 304.44 |
| EUR | 330.77 |
| GBP | 384.83 |
| CAD | 224.48 |
| AUD | 196.80 |
| AED | 82.88 |
| SAR | 81.15 |
| CNY | 41.74 |
| TRY | 11.41 |
It’s worth noting that like elsewhere around the Pakistan, exchange rates are not fixed in Pakistan as well and they can fluctuate everyday due to a variety of factors including market forces, interest rates, inflation, political & economic stability, and speculation.
