PKR Rates Update – August 4
ISLAMABAD – The exchange rates for major currencies in Pakistan have shown small changes between August 2 and August 4, 2025. These rates are based on information from brokerage houses and the Reuters Eikon Terminal. They help track the value of the Pakistani Rupee (PKR) against important foreign currencies.
Saudi Riyal (SAR)
Today’s rate: PKR 75.3509
Change: Down slightly from PKR 75.3655 on August 2
Trend: Small decrease across all periods
This may reduce travel and remittance costs for Pakistanis in Saudi Arabia.
UAE Dirham (AED)
Today’s rate: PKR 76.9541
Change: Down from PKR 76.9711
Trend: Slight drop in all future rates
Helpful for Pakistanis working or trading in the UAE.
Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD)
Today’s rate: PKR 924.5595
Change: Up from PKR 923.4042
Trend: Small increase in all terms
KWD remains strong; transactions using the Kuwaiti Dinar may now cost more.
Canadian Dollar (CAD)
Today’s rate: PKR 205.0909
Change: Up from PKR 203.7979
Trend: Increase across all timeframes
Remittances from Canada may become more expensive.
Qatari Riyal (QAR)
Today’s rate: PKR 77.5422
Change: Down slightly from PKR 77.5614
Trend: Slight decrease
Small relief for Pakistanis working in Qatar.
US Dollar (USD)
Today’s rate: PKR 282.6563
Change: Down from PKR 282.7186
Trend: Minor decline
This drop may slightly reduce the cost of imports and international education.
Other Major Currencies:
Euro (EUR): Up by PKR 4.05 to PKR 326.7507
British Pound (GBP): Up by PKR 2.53 to PKR 375.2121
Swiss Franc (CHF): Up by PKR 3.07 to PKR 349.6491
Australian Dollar (AUD): Up by PKR 1.17 to PKR 182.9634
Singapore Dollar (SGD): Up by PKR 1.71 to PKR 219.4963
What This Means
Currencies like SAR, AED, QAR, and USD went down a little. This could help reduce costs for travel, remittances, and imports.
Currencies like KWD and CAD went up slightly. This might raise costs for business and family transactions in those countries.
EUR, GBP, CHF, AUD, and SGD also increased, showing global currency market changes.
Gold Rates in Pakistan
These exchange rates also affect daily gold pricing and financial decisions.
They matter for importers, investors, students abroad, and anyone sending or receiving money from overseas.
Conclusion:
Today’s small currency changes show minor strengthening of the Pakistani Rupee in some cases. But global trends continue to influence rates, and it’s important to check updated values regularly.

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