Breaking News Taiwan Dollar (TWD) to Pakistani Rupee (PKR): Latest Exchange Updated Rate

Tracking the Taiwan Dollar (TWD) to Pakistani Rupee (PKR) is essential for travelers, students, remitters, and businesses. As of mid-September 2025, the exchange rate is more volatile than some older sources suggest, so here’s the latest, verified rate, trends, and what influences the fluctuations.

As of September 14, 2025, the Taiwan Dollar is trading around 1 TWD ≈ PKR 9.30–9.36 in the open market.

So, rounding reasonably, 1 TWD is about PKR 9.30–9.36 right now.

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Conversion Table: Common Amounts

Here’s a quick reference for converting typical amounts of TWD into PKR:

TWD Amount	Approximate PKR Equivalent
1 TWD	PKR 9.30
5 TWD	PKR ≈ 46.50
10 TWD	PKR ≈ 93.00
50 TWD	PKR ≈ 465.00
100 TWD	PKR ≈ 930.00
500 TWD	PKR ≈ 4,650.00
1,000 TWD	PKR ≈ 9,300.00

(These values use mid-market rates; actual bank or exchange house rates may include fees or spread.)

Historical Trends

Below is a summarized table showing how the TWD/PKR rate has shifted over recent periods.

Period	High Rate	Low Rate	Approximate Average	Percent Change*
Last 7 days	~ PKR 9.34	~ PKR 9.24	~ PKR 9.28	+0.5 %
Last 30 days	~ PKR 9.44	~ PKR 9.16	~ PKR 9.28	-1.4 %
Last 90 days	~ PKR 9.86	~ PKR 9.16	~ PKR 9.52	-3 – 4 %

*Percent change is approximate, based on historical vs current values.

What Drives the TWD ↔ PKR Exchange Rate?

Several domestic and international forces affect how many Pakistani rupees one Taiwan dollar (TWD) to Pakistani Rupee (PKR) buys. Key factors include:

In Taiwan: Performance in exports (especially electronics and semiconductors), inflation control, interest-rate policy.
In Pakistan: Inflation rates, foreign exchange reserves, trade balance, import burdens (especially energy and food), and policy stability.
Any intervention by Taiwan’s central bank can influence TWD supply/demand.
In Pakistan, monetary policy (e.g. interest rate hikes), import duties, and foreign debt obligations weigh heavily.
Fluctuations in global demand for USD and global commodity prices (oil, raw materials) often influence both currencies indirectly.
Political or economic instability globally can trigger risk aversion (people favor safer currencies), which may affect PKR more sharply.
Traders observing momentum (past price trends) may amplify rate moves.
Forecasts and projections can feed back, influencing behaviour before events happen.

Forecast: What to Expect in Coming Months

Short-term (next 7-10 days): Slight increase is possible—some predictions suggest the rate may hover between PKR 9.30 and PKR 9.32 per TWD.
Medium-term (end of 2025): Many models predict a mild decline or stabilization, with ranges between PKR 8.80 to 9.30 depending on external pressures and domestic policy responses.

These are estimates, and actual outcomes will depend heavily on inflation trends, government policy, and external economic factors (e.g. global interest rates, supply disruptions).

Statistic Dates

Here are important data points for TWD/PKR in 2025, to help understand context and volatility.

Date	Rate (1 TWD → PKR)	Notable Event / Observation
30 Mar 2025	~ PKR 8.35	One of the lowest recorded; period of relative PKR strength.
02 Jul 2025	~ PKR 9.82	One of the highest peaks; driven by weakening PKR, strong USD pressures.
Early September 2025	~ PKR 9.24 – 9.33	Rate fluctuated in this band.
Today (mid Sep 2025)	~ PKR 9.30-9.36	Reflects the most recent mid-market/exchange rates.

FAQ: TWD to PKR

1. What is the most accurate way to ceck live TWD/PKR rate?

Use reputable forex websites, your bank’s rate quote, or the State Bank of Pakistan’s published data. Always note there might be differences due to spread and service charges.

2. Does 1 TWD always equal ~9.30 PKR?

No. That’s the current approximate mid-market rate. But transaction rates (by banks/currency exchanges) often differ since they include service fees

3. Why has the rate moved from ~ PKR 8.35 in March to over PKR 9.30 now?

reasons include depreciation of PKR due to inflationary pressures, increasing import bills, lower foreign exchange reserves, and global economic factors. External debt service and commodity import costs have also contributed.

4. Will TWD become much weaker or stronger against PKR by end of 2025?

Forecasts suggest modest decline or stabilization. Unless there is a major policy shift in Pakistan or a big global shock, the rate is unlikely to swing wildly either way

Conclusion

In conclusion, the TWD to PKR rate in mid-September 2025 is about PKR 9.30–9.36 per 1 TWD, higher than many older figures. The rate has shown volatility over months, influenced by inflation, import costs, and global macro-economic trends. For anyone dealing in this currency pair—whether importing/exporting, remitting, studying abroad, or traveling—keeping close watch on reliable data sources and understanding what’s behind the movements can help make better financial decisions.