As of September 26, 2024, the British Pound Sterling (GBP) to Pakistani Rupee (PKR) exchange rate continues to experience fluctuations, primarily driven by the dynamic economic conditions in both the UK and Pakistan, as well as international market trends. The Pound Sterling plays a crucial role in Pakistan’s foreign exchange market, influencing trade, investments, and remittances. This article aims to furnish you with the most up-to-date exchange rate and insights into the GBP’s performance against the PKR.
Chart of Pound To PKR Rate Today 26 September 2024
Currency | Buying Rate (PKR) | Selling Rate (PKR) |
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1 GBP | 370.09 | 370.09 |
Disclaimer About Today’s Rate
The GBP to PKR exchange rates presented above are for informational purposes only and are susceptible to change throughout the day. For the most precise and current rates, please consult your local exchange service provider or bank.
Thoughts on Pound Sterling Rates
The British Pound Sterling is a major global currency and its value is influenced by various factors, including the UK’s economic performance, political developments, and global market sentiment. For Pakistan, the GBP to PKR exchange rate is of particular importance due to the historical ties between the two countries and the significant volume of remittances from the UK. Recent trends suggest a slight appreciation of the Pound Sterling against the Rupee.
Other Countries’ Rates (26 September 2024)
Country | Currency | Rate (PKR) |
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USA | 1 USD | 308.00 |
UAE | 1 AED | 83.75 |
Eurozone | 1 EUR | 334.00 |
Canada | 1 CAD | 226.00 |
Australia | 1 AUD | 198.00 |
Japan | 1 JPY | 2.08 |
Qatar | 1 QAR | 84.25 |
Kuwait | 1 KWD | 998.00 |
Oman | 1 OMR | 798.00 |
China | 1 CNY | 42.90 |
India | 1 INR | 3.59 |
Saudi Arabia | 1 SAR | 82.25 |
Turkey | 1 TRY | 10.30 |
South Korea | 1 KRW | 0.23 |
Switzerland | 1 CHF | 331.00 |
Conclusion
As of September 26, 2024, the GBP to PKR exchange rate reflects the current economic dynamics between Pakistan and the UK. The Pound has seen a minor increase in value against the Rupee. Keep a close watch on global market factors and local economic indicators, as these can influence future currency movements.