Even a single paisa gain caught attention as markets continue to remain sensitive.

According to the Forex Association of Pakistan, the open market told a different story where the Dollar was being traded at Rs282.3 for buying and Rs282.4 for selling.

The Euro also lost ground. It came down by 45 paisa to settle at Rs330.04 compared to yesterday’s Rs330.49, as per data released by the State Bank of Pakistan.

The Japanese Yen slipped by 01 paisa, closing at Rs1.90. Meanwhile, the British Pound faced a bigger drop of 93 paisa, ending the day at Rs378.63 instead of Rs379.56.

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On the other hand, the exchange rates of the Emirates Dirham and Saudi Riyal showed no change. Both currencies closed steady at Rs76.57 and Rs74.99 respectively, reflecting stability in Gulf market-linked currencies.

Even a 01 paisa gain for the Rupee highlights how fragile and closely-watched the market is. Dollar dominance continues, but shifts in Euro and Pound rates show volatility in international currencies. Stability in Dirham and Riyal gives relief to overseas trade and remittances, but overall the Rupee’s journey remains unpredictable.