On Thursday, February 26, 2026, at 11:39 AM PST, Pakistan’s open market currency rates mirrored earlier this month. The Pakistani Rupee was quoted at Rs282.30 for buying and selling across both the interbank and open market, with the dollar trading similarly—Rs279.40 to buy and Rs279.90 to sell.
In parallel, the Australian Dollar remained in its familiar band of Rs197.40 to buy and Rs201.05 to sell, aligning with recent historical data. The Canadian Dollar hovered between Rs203.40 for purchase and Rs206.90 for sale, slightly under the levels seen during earlier periods when it was trading above Rs204 in open market conditions but still fitting within its established range.
The Japanese Yen maintained a stable position at Rs1.78 to buy and Rs1.88 to sell, closely matching the corridor shown on forex.pk’s recent data, reflecting little fluctuation from February’s pricing patterns.
Meanwhile, the Singapore Dollar traded between Rs219.28 for purchase and Rs223.22 for sale, keeping it within its usual upper band of Rs219 to Rs224, consistent with its movement in recent weeks.
In the Gulf segment, the Saudi Riyal was quoted at Rs74.75 for buying and Rs75.50 for selling, while the UAE Dirham stood at Rs76.30 for buying and Rs77.30 for selling—both maintaining similar mid-range levels within their established patterns.
Historical comparisons from earlier in February revealed these currencies staying within a broadly comparable range of mid-Rs74 to mid-Rs77, suggesting today’s open market rates conform with their recent pricing dynamics without indicating any significant break from established bands.
Market watchers will continue to closely examine demand trends, remittance flows tied to Gulf currencies, and global external currency movements for further clues on the rupee’s trajectory.