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Pakistan Currency Exchange Rates Today: US Dollar, Riyal, Dirham and Other Major Currencies on June 10, 2026

Karachi: The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) released its mark-to-market currency rates for Wednesday, June 10, 2026, providing authorized dealers with updated exchange rates for major international currencies.

The latest figures show that the Pakistani rupee remains relatively stable against most foreign currencies. However, minor fluctuations in several key currencies continue to influence import costs, remittance flows, and international trade activities.

According to Beyond Time News, the US dollar, Saudi riyal, UAE dirham, and several other major currencies recorded only limited movement compared to previous trading sessions.

US Dollar Remains Stable Against Pakistani Rupee

The US dollar traded at 278.3613 PKR in the ready market on Wednesday. Although the rate slipped slightly from earlier levels, the change remained minimal.

Meanwhile, the one-week forward rate stood at 278.7775 PKR, while the one-year forward rate reached 292.3056 PKR.

The stable dollar provides some predictability for businesses involved in imports and exports. Furthermore, it helps companies manage costs and plan future transactions more effectively.

Saudi Riyal Holds Firm

The Saudi riyal traded at 74.1447 PKR in the ready market.

Since the riyal remains pegged to the US dollar, its movement closely mirrors changes in the American currency. As a result, exchange rate fluctuations remain limited.

The one-year forward rate for the Saudi currency stood at 77.7354 PKR.

Millions of Pakistani families depend on remittances from workers living in Saudi Arabia. Therefore, even small currency movements attract attention among overseas workers and their families.

UAE Dirham Maintains Stability

The UAE dirham traded at 75.7920 PKR on Wednesday.

Like the Saudi riyal, the dirham follows the US dollar because of its currency peg. Consequently, the exchange rate remained largely unchanged.

The one-year forward rate reached 79.6397 PKR.

The UAE remains one of the largest sources of remittances for Pakistan. Therefore, currency stability continues to benefit both workers and their families.

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Qatari Riyal Shows Limited Movement

The Qatari riyal recorded a ready market rate of 76.3533 PKR.

Meanwhile, its one-year forward rate stood at 80.1562 PKR.

Pakistan receives significant remittances from workers employed in Qatar’s construction, energy, and service sectors. Therefore, stable exchange rates remain important for household financial planning.

Kuwaiti Dinar Retains Position as Strongest Gulf Currency

The Kuwaiti dinar traded at 905.9765 PKR, making it one of the highest-valued foreign currencies against the Pakistani rupee.

In addition, the one-year forward rate climbed to 958.8599 PKR.

The strength of the dinar allows Pakistani workers in Kuwait to send comparatively higher-value remittances back home. As a result, many families benefit from stronger purchasing power.

Bahraini Dinar Continues Upward Trend

The Bahraini dinar traded at 739.2570 PKR in the spot market.

Meanwhile, its one-year forward rate reached 772.5288 PKR.

The currency remains among the strongest in the Gulf region. Furthermore, thousands of Pakistani expatriates working in Bahrain closely monitor exchange rate movements throughout the year.

Australian and Canadian Dollars Remain Under Watch

The Australian dollar traded at 195.1591 PKR, reflecting a slight decline from recent levels.

Analysts attribute the movement to softer commodity markets and cautious economic signals from Australia. Nevertheless, the one-year forward rate stood at 203.5467 PKR.

Meanwhile, the Canadian dollar traded at 199.6710 PKR. Its one-year forward rate reached 212.7978 PKR.

Both currencies remain important for Pakistani students, professionals, and families living abroad.

Euro and British Pound Maintain Strong Positions

Among European currencies, the euro traded at 321.4794 PKR, while the British pound reached 372.5726 PKR.

The one-year forward rates stood at 342.3379 PKR for the euro and 390.4470 PKR for the pound.

These currencies continue to play a major role in trade, education, tourism, and overseas employment.

Chinese Yuan and Regional Currencies

The Chinese yuan traded at 41.0747 PKR, reflecting the growing importance of economic ties between Pakistan and China.

Meanwhile, the Indian rupee stood at 2.9215 PKR, while the Bangladeshi taka traded at 2.2677 PKR.

Other notable regional currencies included the Malaysian ringgit at 68.4860 PKR, the Thai baht at 8.4621 PKR, and the Singapore dollar at 216.1358 PKR.

Currency Stability Supports Economic Planning

Stable exchange rates help businesses manage import costs and financial risks. In addition, they provide greater certainty for exporters, investors, and overseas workers.

Remittances remain a vital source of foreign exchange for Pakistan. Therefore, movements in Gulf currencies often receive close attention from both policymakers and the public.

Although currency markets continue to face global economic pressures, the latest figures suggest that the rupee remains relatively stable against most major currencies.

FAQs

What is the US dollar rate in Pakistan today?

The US dollar traded at 278.3613 PKR in the ready market on June 10, 2026.

Which Gulf currency has the highest value against the rupee?

The Kuwaiti dinar remains the highest-valued Gulf currency, trading at 905.9765 PKR.

What is the Saudi riyal rate today?

The Saudi riyal traded at 74.1447 PKR in the ready market.

Why are Gulf currency rates important for Pakistan?

Millions of Pakistanis work in Gulf countries and send remittances home. Therefore, exchange rates directly affect household income.

What is the British pound rate in Pakistan today?

The British pound traded at 372.5726 PKR on June 10, 2026.

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