How many Pakistani Rupees it takes to buy one Euro — relevant for trade with the EU, Pakistan's largest export destination bloc, and the European Pakistani diaspora.
No historical EUR/PKR trend chart is available — SBP does not publish a dedicated EUR/PKR historical series; only the live cross-rate above is available.
Live rate only — no historical EUR/PKR series is published by SBP.
The EUR/PKR rate shows how many Pakistani Rupees are needed to buy one Euro. It's computed from live cross-rates against the US Dollar, since both the Euro and the Rupee are quoted internationally against the Dollar.
Unlike the Saudi Riyal, the Euro floats freely against the Dollar, so EUR/PKR reflects two independently moving exchange rates: USD/PKR and EUR/USD.
The European Union is collectively one of Pakistan's largest export markets, particularly for textiles under the GSP+ trade preference scheme, making this rate relevant for exporters pricing contracts in Euros.
Pakistani exporters who invoice in Euros — common in textile trade with EU buyers — see their Rupee revenue affected by both the Rupee's own moves and the Euro's moves against the Dollar.
The European Pakistani diaspora is a meaningful source of remittances, so this rate also matters for the Rupee value of money sent home from EU countries.