Pakistan market desk · Asia/Karachi

Wed, 07 Oct 2026, 04:32 PM

Currency rates

EUR to PKR today

One Euro (EUR) is Rs 316.48, updated 07 Oct 2026, 04:30 PM PKT. Buying, selling and the reference quote come from the stored rate. Pick a currency to load its own quotes and history.

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Open a currency to load its buying, selling and reference rates, the quote listing and the history chart.

EUR quotes

Buying is the stored purchase rate, selling is the stored sale rate, and reference is the rate used for conversion. All three are per 1 EUR.

EUR

Buying

PKR per unit

-1.18 (-0.37%)

Rs 311.30

Updated 07 Oct 2026, 04:30 PM

EUR

Selling

PKR per unit

-2.62 (-0.82%)

Rs 316.48

Updated 07 Oct 2026, 04:30 PM

EUR

Reference

PKR per unit

-2.62 (-0.82%)

Rs 316.48

Updated 07 Oct 2026, 04:30 PM

EUR rate listing

The same stored Euro quotes in one list.

Open currency converter
Quote PKR
Buying Rs 311.30
Selling Rs 316.48
Reference Rs 316.48

EUR reference history

Each point is a stored reference close for EUR. The line only moves when a new history row is saved.

EUR to PKR
30 Sep 2026 07 Oct 2026
Date Reference
07 Oct 2026 Rs 316.48
06 Oct 2026 Rs 319.10
05 Oct 2026 Rs 319.10
04 Oct 2026 Rs 319.10
03 Oct 2026 Rs 319.10
02 Oct 2026 Rs 319.10
01 Oct 2026 Rs 322.35
30 Sep 2026 Rs 322.35

How to read the EUR rate

Each card is one stored currency against the Pakistani rupee. USD is the default. The menu and the currency boxes both open that currency’s buying rate, selling rate, reference rate and history. The reference rate is the figure stored for conversion.

Buying and selling match the reference when the stored snapshot uses one price for all three. A change badge appears only after a second history row exists. Cash counters can quote a wider spread than this page. Confirm the figure with your bank or exchange company before you exchange money.

Frequently asked questions

Why do buying and selling match the reference? ▾

The stored snapshot for these currencies keeps one price in the buying, selling and reference fields. When a later snapshot stores a spread, the three boxes will differ.

Which rate does the converter use? ▾

The converter uses the stored reference rate for the currency you pick. One unit of that currency is multiplied by the reference price in rupees.

What does the chart show? ▾

The chart is the selected currency’s stored reference history. It does not mix in the other currencies on the page.

Is this a bank counter quote? ▾

It is the stored market rate. A bank or exchange company can add its own spread. Confirm the amount before you buy or sell currency.