The exchange rates of the Pakistani, Indian, and Bangladeshi currencies have risen against the Saudi Riyal in Saudi Arabia.
According to Arab media reports, the Saudi market saw the value of the Pakistani Rupee increase by 5 paise, bringing it to 74.30 PKR per Riyal. Similarly, the Indian Rupee gained 5 paise, reaching 22.86 INR per Riyal, while the Bangladeshi Taka increased by 18 poisha, reaching 32.06 BDT per Riyal.
Details of the exchange rates and transaction fees at various centers in Saudi Arabia on Thursday, January 2, 2025, are as follows:
Pakistan:
- Aljazira Bank: 73.69 PKR, Fee: 7 Riyals
- STC Pay: 73.25 PKR, Fee: 0 Riyals
- Al Rajhi Bank: 73.15 PKR, Fee: 13.80 Riyals
- Western Union: 73.61 PKR, Fee: 5.75 Riyals
- MoneyGram: 73.18 PKR, Fee: 14.95 Riyals
- Injaz (Bank Al Bilad): 73.40 PKR, Fee: 17.25 Riyals
India:
- Aljazira Bank: 22.50 INR, Fee: 10 Riyals
- STC Pay: 22.40 INR, Fee: 17.25 Riyals
- Al Rajhi Bank: 22.40 INR, Fee: 13.80 Riyals
- Western Union (Send): 22.47 INR, Fee: 0 Riyals
- MoneyGram: 22.50 INR, Fee: 14.95 Riyals
- Injaz Bank (Bank Al Bilad): 22.48 INR, Fee: 17.25 Riyals
Bangladesh:
- Aljazira Bank: 31.78 BDT, Fee: 10 Riyals
- STC Pay: 32.13 BDT, Fee: 17.25 Riyals
- Al Rajhi Bank: 32.09 BDT, Fee: 13.80 Riyals
- Western Union (Send): 31.63 BDT, Fee: 5.75 Riyals
- MoneyGram: 31.57 BDT, Fee: 14.95 Riyals
- Injaz Bank (Bank Al Bilad): 31.57 BDT, Fee: 17.25 Riyals
These fluctuations reflect the ongoing changes in the currency exchange market in Saudi Arabia.
