Good News Kenyan Shilling (KES) To Pakistani Rupee (PKR): Latest Exchange Rate Updated

Q: Q3. How much PKR will I get for 10,000 KES?

A3. Approximately: 10,000 × 2.179 = ≈ 21,790 PKR (minus any conversion fees)

If you’re looking for the latest Kenyan Shilling (KES) To Pakistani Rupee (PKR) exchange rate, this article gives you up-to-date figures, recent trends, historical comparison, and practical tips. Whether you are a trader, student, traveler, or doing business between Kenya and Pakistan, the information here will help you stay informed.

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Current Exchange Rate: KES to PKR

As of 13 September 2025, the rate is approximately:

1 Kenyan Shilling (KES) = 2.179 Pakistani Rupee (PKR)

Inverted:

1 Pakistani Rupee (PKR) = ~0.459 Kenyan Shilling (KES)

KES ↔ PKR Conversion Table

KES Amount	Equivalent in PKR	PKR Amount	Equivalent in KES
1 KES	~2.179 PKR	1 PKR	~0.459 KES
5 KES	~10.895 PKR	5 PKR	~2.293 KES
10 KES	~21.790 PKR	10 PKR	~4.587 KES
50 KES	~108.95 PKR	50 PKR	~22.947 KES
100 KES	~217.90 PKR	100 PKR	~45.894 KES
500 KES	~1,089.50 PKR	250 PKR	~114.735 KES
1,000 KES	~2,179 PKR	500 PKR	~229.47 KES

Historical & Market Trends

Below are trends and volatility data to give context to how stable (or not) the KES/PKR pair has been:

30-Day High: ~2.1966 PKR per KES
30-Day Low: ~2.1791 PKR per KES
90-Day High: ~2.2117 PKR per KES
90-Day Low: ~2.1785 PKR per KES
Average over 30 days: ~2.1856 – 2.186 PKR per KES

Volatility remains quite low, indicating that this currency pair is relatively stable compared to many others.

**Kenyan Shilling (KES) To Pakistani Rupee (PKR)**

Why This Exchange Rate Matters

Imports & Exports between Kenya and Pakistan (e.g. textiles, agriculture, machinery) can get impacted by slight shifts in exchange rates.
Remittances: Kenyan diaspora or Pakistanis working in Kenya depend on favorable rates to send money home.

For Tourists & Students

Conversion rates influence travel expenses, tuition payment, accommodation, and general living cost when moving between the two countries.

For Forex Traders & Investors

Low volatility means fewer surprises, but opportunities also tend to be small — requires monitoring market news (inflation, trade balance, foreign exchange reserves).

Recent Economic Factors Influencing KES & PKR

Kenya has been supported by foreign exchange inflows from the diaspora and by its tea exports, which help stabilize the Kenyan Shilling.
Pakistan has been making policy moves to curb speculative currency trading, including crackdowns on black market dollar converting, which in turn affect the stability of PKR in relation to other currencies.
Inflation trends, central bank policy changes, global commodity prices (like oil), and import/export demand continue to be major drivers of rate fluctuations for both countries.

Table of Important Details & Dates

Item	Detail	Date / Period	Notes
Current KES to PKR Rate	~2.179 PKR per 1 KES	13 September 2025	Mid-market/interbank rate estimates
30-Day High	~2.1966 PKR	Late August / Early September 2025	Slight uptick before settling
30-Day Low	~2.1791 PKR	Early September 2025	Lower bound of recent range
90-Day Range	~2.1785 – ~2.2117 PKR	Past 3 months	Reflects modest swings
Volatility (30 days)	~0.8 – 1.3 %	Past month	Relatively low for a forex pair involving emerging markets

FAQs

Q1. What is the most accurate way to get the live KES/PKR rate?

A1. Use interbank, commercial bank, or large forex platforms—these give near-real rates. Be aware of fees if converting via local money changers.

Q2. Is the KES to PKR rate expected to change significantly in the near future?

A2. Major changes typically depend on inflation in both countries, trade balance, foreign exchange reserves, and policy decisions. No major disruption is forecast as of this writing, but global inputs (fuel prices, imports) could cause shifts.

Q3. How much PKR will I get for 10,000 KES?

A3. Approximately:
10,000 × 2.179 = ≈ 21,790 PKR (minus any conversion fees)

Q4. Where do people usually exchange currencies—what options are safer

A4. Banks and authorized forex bureaus are safest (they follow regulations). Online remittance platforms are also reliable if regulated. Avoid unlicensed dealers or black-market rates which might be cheaper but riskier.

Q5. What macro factors are driving this rate stability lately?

A5. For Kenya: remittance inflows, export of tea & agriculture, and central bank activity. For Pakistan: efforts to stabilize the rupee, reduce speculative trading, manage inflation, and maintain foreign exchange reserves. Global commodity prices also tie in.

Final Word / Conclusion

The Kenyan Shilling to Pakistani Rupee rate is currently around 2.179 PKR per 1 KES, with low volatility and modest historical fluctuations. For anyone converting money, planning travel, trade, or investments, staying updated with live interbank rates is key. Accurate information helps you avoid hidden costs and make better financial decisions. Keep an eye on inflation, trade policies, and global economic indicators — they remain the biggest levers moving this exchange position.