Dollar to PKR (include USD, CAD, AUD) Rates On 28 July 2025: US Dollar Weakens to ₹282.8 Amid Signs of Stabilisation and Possible Rebound Ahead

On Monday, 28 July 2025, the US dollar traded at approximately USD 1 = PKR 282.84, down slightly from recent highs (it reached around 285.2 during early July). This dip signals modest relief for importers and consumers relying on remittances.
Expert analysts suggest that the recent contraction reflects easing pressure on global markets, though geopolitical uncertainties and heightened demand for dollars could support a rebound. Some expect the dollar to hover in the PKR 283–286 range in the coming weeks unless further policy shifts or economic shocks occur.

Currency PairRate on 28 July 2025Recent High in JulyOutlook
USD → PKR~283 PKR~285 PKR (early July)Slightly softer; likely range 283–286
CAD → PKR~207 PKR~209.7 PKR (23 July)Stabilising in 206–209 band
AUD → PKR~187.4 PKR~188.3 PKR (23 July)Mixed; range likely 186–188

Canadian Dollar Edges Down to ₹206.8 After Mid‑Month Peak, Trend Probably Sideways
As of 28 July 2025, CAD 1 = PKR 206.82, a slight drop from the mid‑July peak of around PKR 209.71. The rate has remained relatively stable in recent days after a brief surge.
Market commentators attribute the earlier strength to improved commodity prices and capital flows into Canadian markets. However, with global commodity volatility and stable demand for PKR, future movement is expected to be sideways within the PKR 206–209 band unless new macroeconomic developments intervene.

Australian Dollar Falls to ₹187.4 After Record High, Mixed Outlook for AUD‑PKR
On 28 July 2025, the interbank rate for AUD 1 = PKR 187.37, unchanged from the previous session and down from a high of PKR 188.30 on 23 July 2025.
Currency economists note that the peak was driven by commodity-sensitive flows and improved Aussie economic data. But with cooling trade numbers and modest global risk appetite, the AUD‑PKR pair may trade in a PKR 186–188 range. Analysts say further weakness could emerge if commodity prices slide or if USD strength resurfaces.

Foreign exchange specialists believe that the recent slight easing in USD and AUD rates reflects global sentiment shifting toward risk-off, but volatility remains likely as central banks worldwide reassess rates. The CAD‑PKR pair appears to be consolidating after recent gains driven by Canadian commodity performance. Overall, unless there are major policy shifts, all three pairs seem poised to trade in narrow ranges, with possible upward pressure if external shocks re‑emerge.

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