Foreign exchange rates against the Pakistani rupee showed mixed movement over the past week, with most major currencies recording only marginal fluctuations, according to comparative data from 22 May to 29 May 2026.

The US dollar remained largely stable, edging slightly down from 278.5235 to 278.5019, reflecting minimal change in the local interbank market.

The euro saw a small net decline over the period, closing at 324.0927 compared to 323.2822 earlier in the week.

The British pound remained volatile, moving up to 375.4751 before easing sharply to 373.8470, still showing an overall weekly gain in fluctuation terms.

The Australian dollar posted minor upward movement, rising to 199.3517 from 198.6847, indicating mild strength against the rupee.

The Malaysian ringgit also fluctuated slightly, ending lower at 70.1958 after touching 70.4290 midweek.

The Chinese yuan showed a gradual increase, reaching 41.1452 from 40.9886 over the week.

The Canadian dollar weakened overall, slipping to 201.7691 from 201.9823 despite midweek gains.

In the Gulf currencies, the UAE dirham remained almost unchanged at 75.8272, while the Saudi riyal also stayed broadly stable at 74.2127.

Overall, the data highlights a relatively stable rupee trend with only minor week-on-week adjustments across major global currencies.