The Pakistani rupee showed mixed movements against the US dollar and other major currencies on December 12, 2025, reflecting ongoing economic challenges and global market trends. This update covers the latest currency rates across Pakistan and their impact on the national economy.
Currency Exchange Rates in Pakistan – December 12, 2025
On Thursday, the US dollar opened at Rs. 320.50 in the open market, showing a marginal depreciation compared to the previous day. The official interbank exchange rate stood steady at Rs. 318.75. Other prominent currencies also witnessed fluctuations amid global economic uncertainties.
Key Currency Rates Today
- US Dollar (USD): Rs. 320.50 (open market), Rs. 318.75 (interbank)
- Euro (EUR): Rs. 345.20
- British Pound (GBP): Rs. 395.10
- Saudi Riyal (SAR): Rs. 85.20
- UAE Dirham (AED): Rs. 87.10
Background and Economic Context
Pakistan’s currency market continues to face pressure amid sustained trade deficits and external debt obligations. According to the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), the rupee has confronted hurdles due to fluctuating oil prices and challenges in the export sector.
Economic experts attribute the currency volatility to tightening global monetary policies and domestic tax reforms aimed at increasing revenue collection. A recent NEPRA decision on energy pricing has also indirectly influenced market sentiments by affecting industrial costs.
Official Statements and Market Outlook
An ISPR statement highlighted the government’s commitment to stabilizing the economy. “Efforts are underway to strengthen the foreign exchange reserves and enhance Pakistan’s economic resilience,” the spokesperson said.
Market analysts predict cautious optimism as new tax reforms in Pakistan take effect and diplomatic engagements accelerate to secure additional economic support. These factors are expected to support a more stable currency outlook in the coming weeks.
Impact on Pakistani Economy and Society
The fluctuating currency rates have immediate effects on inflation, import costs, and purchasing power across the country. For instance, rising fuel prices influenced by exchange rates impact the aviation news sector, altering travel policy updates for both domestic and international flights.
Moreover, sectors dependent on imported raw materials are adjusting operations amid changing costs, while social media trends reflect growing public interest in economic updates and government measures.
Global Diplomacy and Future Developments
In light of recent global diplomacy engagements, Pakistan is seeking partnerships to bolster trade and investment, which could ease pressure on the rupee. Financial experts are closely monitoring these developments to assess their long-term impact on the Pakistan economy.
The latest update from the SBP indicates a slight improvement in forex reserves, which may contribute to stabilizing the currency in the near term.
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