Dollar and Other Currency Rates in Pakistan Today- April 15, 2026

BusinessPakistanDollar and Other Currency Rates in Pakistan Today- April 15, 2026By Web Desk-Apr 15, 2026Karachi, April 15, 2026 – The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has published its latest Mark-to-Market (M2M) exchange rates for authorized dealers, providing updated reference rates for foreign currency transactions against the Pakistani Rupee (PKR). Here’s a comprehensive breakdown of today’s key currency rates for traders, importers, exporters, and remittance senders. US Dollar (USD) at PKR 278.96 The US Dollar, Pakistan’s most traded foreign currency, is quoted at PKR 278.96 (ready rate) for same-day settlements in today’s SBP report. The greenback shows modest forward premiums across tenors, with the 1-year rate projected at PKR 289.91, reflecting measured market expectations of rupee depreciation over the coming months. The USD/PKR rate remains the cornerstone benchmark for international trade, remittance inflows, and foreign debt servicing obligations. What this means for you: For every $100, you’ll need PKR 27,896 for same-day transactions. This rate affects everything from imported electronics and fuel prices to overseas education and medical expenses. British Pound (GBP) Trades at PKR 377.57 Sterling continues to command a significant premium against the rupee, with the British Pound quoted at PKR 377.57 for ready transactions. The GBP/PKR pair shows steady upward momentum in forward markets, reaching PKR 390.86 for 1-year contracts. UK-bound remittances and bilateral trade flows remain sensitive to this rate, particularly for Pakistani expatriates and importers of British goods and services. Quick conversion: £100 equals approximately PKR 37,757 at today’s ready rate—useful for planning tuition payments or family support transfers. Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD) Leads at PKR 910.69 The Kuwaiti Dinar remains the highest-valued currency against the PKR in today’s report, trading at PKR 910.69 on a ready basis. As a key currency for Pakistani workers in the Gulf Cooperat...