What does USD/PKR mean?

It is the number of Pakistani rupees needed to buy one US dollar. A higher number means a weaker rupee.

Why does my bank show a different rate?

Banks and exchange companies add a spread to the interbank rate, and cash rates can differ from transfer rates.

Good to know

A pair shows how much of the second (quote) currency buys one unit of the first (base) currency.

USD/PKR rising means the rupee is weakening against the dollar.

Interbank rates differ from the cash rates offered by banks and exchange companies.

Majors, all G8 crosses, 40+ exotic pairs and 13 PKR crosses (EUR, GBP, AED, SAR, CNY and more) are covered below.

Use the search box and the group filter to narrow the list; click any row for its own page with a chart, the live quote line and the analysis tabs.
Sort by any column header. The ★ button adds a market to your watchlist (stored only in this browser).
The TradingView panel shows a live overview where TradingView licenses the exchange; our own tables use the free sources named under each table.
Click the clock in the header (or under any chart) to pick a time zone: Auto, UTC, the exchange’s own zone, a fixed UTC offset or any city. Every time on the site switches at once and the choice is remembered in this browser.

Major and cross pairs use Swissquote’s live bid/ask (read every 2 seconds) on each pair’s page; the list uses the latest snapshot from Yahoo Finance and open.er-api.com.
Rupee pairs such as USD/PKR are not quoted by Swissquote, so they use Yahoo Finance’s delayed rate and are labelled that way.
Interbank forex has no public order book; pair pages show a labelled proxy book (for example the EUR/USDT market) where one exists.

Forex quotes are the price of one unit of the first currency in the second. EUR/USD 1.08 means one euro costs 1.08 dollars.
Banks and exchange companies add a spread to these mid-market rates.

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