AED to PKR Rates On July 24, 2025 – UAE Dirham Edges Lower, Trades Near 77.5–78 PKR
In the interbank market today, the UAE dirham remained mostly steady against the Pakistani rupee, although open‑market rates softened slightly, hinting at mild liquidity constraints.
| Market | Buying (PKR) | Selling (PKR) | Change (24‑hour) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Interbank | 77.57 | 77.67 | –0.10% |
| Open Market | 78.50 | 78.80 | –1.3% approx. |
Interbank trades positioned 1 AED at 77.57 PKR (buying) and 77.67 PKR (selling), within its recent tight range of 77.26–77.67. In contrast, open‑market rates dropped to 78.50–78.80 PKR, lower by about 1.3 percent compared to the previous day.
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Market analysts suggest the gap between interbank and open‑market quotes reflects stronger liquidity in official channels, while exchangers face slowed remittance flows. This dynamic has maintained pressure on parallel‑market rates.
Currency specialists note that central bank support in the formal system is keeping interbank rates steady. Open‑market softness, however, stems from slower inflows and seasonal demand spikes. They indicate that rising remittances from the UAE or import‑management steps could help close the gap.
The dirham is expected to remain within 77.5–78.0 PKR in interbank trades. If remittances remain thin, open‑market selling may continue around 78.5–79 PKR. A boost in Emirates‑origin inflows could narrow the spread and reinforce rupee stability.
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