The Pakistani rupee remained largely range-bound against major global currencies during the last three trading sessions, showing only marginal movements against the US dollar and mixed trends versus other currencies.

Against the US dollar, the rupee inched up slightly, moving from Rs. 278.9022 on April 21, 2026 to Rs. 278.8708 on April 22 and further to Rs. 278.8614 on April 23, reflecting a minimal cumulative change of 0.0094.

The euro saw relatively higher volatility, with the rupee moving from Rs. 328.0726 to Rs. 327.7568 and then strengthening further to Rs. 326.3654 over the same period, marking a total change of 1.3914.

The British pound also witnessed fluctuations, with rates shifting from Rs. 376.3924 to Rs. 377.2982 before easing to Rs. 376.1143, reflecting a net movement of 1.1839.

Among other currencies, the Australian dollar moved from Rs. 199.4987 to Rs. 199.8109 and then adjusted to Rs. 199.5393, while the Malaysian ringgit showed limited variation between Rs. 70.5189 and Rs. 70.3929.

The Chinese yuan edged lower gradually from Rs. 40.9211 to Rs. 40.8131, indicating a small but steady depreciation trend.

The Canadian dollar fluctuated between Rs. 204.1968 and Rs. 204.0325, while the UAE dirham remained largely stable, moving from Rs. 75.9310 to Rs. 75.9302 with negligible change. The Saudi riyal also stayed broadly steady around the Rs. 74.35 level.

Overall, currency movements suggest low volatility in the rupee market during the period, with most changes remaining within narrow trading bands.