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Currency And Gold Rate In Pakistan

Currency And Gold Rate In Pakistan: Today’s currency rate in Pakistan according to international currencies as of 26^th October 2018: The price of 1 USD to PKR buying is 131.45, GBP to PKR buying is 168.50 Rs, Saudi Riyal to PKR buying is 34.60 Rs., UAE Dirham buying is 35.60 Rs., Australian Dollar buying is 91.75 Rs., Rs. Below are today’s currency rates according to different currencies of the world

Currency	Symbol	Buying	Selling
U.S. Dollar	USD	131.45 PKR	132.35 PKR
Euro	EUR	148.00 PKR	150.00 PKR
British Pound	GBP	168.50 PKR	170.50 PKR
UAE Dirham	AED	35.60 PKR	36.00 PKR
Saudi Riyal	SAR	34.60 PKR	35.10 PKR
Kuwaiti Dinar	KWD	437.00 PKR	439.50 PKR
Canadian Dollar	CAD	99.50 PKR	101.00 PKR
Australian Dollar	AUD	91.75 PKR	93.25 PKR
Omani Riyal	OMR	345.50 PKR	347.50 PKR
Japanese Yen	JPY	1.17 PKR	1.20 PKR
Malaysian Ringgit	MYR	31.75 PKR	32.10 PKR
Qatari Riyal	QAR	36.45 PKR	36.80 PKR
Bahrain Dinar	BHD	353.00 PKR	355.00 PKR
Thai Bhat	THB	3.95 PKR	4.05 PKR
Chinese Yuan	CNY	19.05 PKR	19.20 PKR
Hong Kong Dollar	HKD	16.90 PKR	17.15 PKR
Danish Krone	DKK	20.10 PKR	20.40 PKR
New Zealand Dollar	NZD	85.85 PKR	86.55 PKR
Singapore Dollar	SGD	93.50 PKR	95.00 PKR
Norwegians Krone	NOK	15.75 PKR	16.00 PKR
Swedish Krona	SEK	14.40 PKR	14.65 PKR
Swiss Franc	CHF	132.45 PKR	133.35 PKR
Indian Rupee	INR	1.77 PKR	1.84 PKR

The rates are provided by local forex Market and Local exchanges of Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Peshawar, Quetta, Faisalabad, Multan, Gujranwala, Sialkot and Islamabad.

Factors Affecting Interbank Rates

Since interbank currency exchange rates are mainly the interest rates hence following are the factors that affect interest rate/ interbank rates in any country;

Change in currency exchange rates of any country. More the currency exchange rates greater will be the interbank rate.

Unemployment rate in any country affects the amount of interest added to currency.
Inflation in any country tends to lower the currency’s value hence lowering interbank rates.
Economic growth of any country reflects on its interbank rates for currency exchange.