US Dollar Remains Stable Against Pakistani Rupee

The US dollar remained largely stable in Pakistan's open market between September 26 and September 28, 2026. During this period, the currency consistently traded at a buying rate of Rs277.85 and a selling rate of Rs278.30.

While the overall trend was stable, reports varied slightly. On September 26, some sources indicated the dollar continued to trade above Rs277.9, while others noted a slight weakening against the Pakistani rupee. This observation of a marginal decline persisted through September 28, though the core trading rates remained unchanged.

Other major currencies showed more volatility or reporting discrepancies. The UK pound sterling fluctuated between Rs371.75 and Rs377.65, and the Euro ranged from Rs316.53 to Rs323.95. High-value currencies, such as the Kuwaiti Dinar, reached as high as Rs901.75. The UAE dirham and Saudi riyal remained stable between Rs74 and Rs76.