According to Central Bank data, Pakistan’s real effective exchange rate in July (Reer) stood at 100.1 in August 2025, which exceeds 100.0 in July.
The index was recorded in one month of the month or 0.09 %.
To the fiscal year (fiscal year 26 TD), the rear has increased by 2.11 %.
On the calendar year base (CY25TD), however, the index is still 3.44 % lower.
The REER is a scale of the country’s currency against inflation, adjusting the ADJ, trade partners. The level above 100 usually indicates that the currency can be higher, while the bottom level suggests a lower price.