JOD to PKR Currency Converter - 1 Jordan Dinars To Pakistan Rupee

1 Jordan Dinars (JOD) To Pakistan Rupee (PKR) Currency Exchange Rates Today. JOD to Pakistan Rupee exchange rates and Jordan Dinars to PKR buying and Selling rates. 1 JOD to PKR Interbank rate and 1 PKR to JOD rates.

1 JOD = 393.66748 PKR

1 JOD = 393.67 PKR
Your Conversion : 1 JOD = 393.66748 PKR
Reverse Conversion : 393.66748 PKR = 1 JOD

Jordan Dinars Pakistan Rupee

Updated: Mar 19 2024

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Today Jordan Dinars Rate to Pakistan Rupee (1 JOD to PKR) is 393.66748 PKR, all prices are updated every hour to give you the best JOD to PKR conversion. This Jordan Dinars to Pakistan Rupee conversion is based on open market rates which are set by the currency exchange dealers of Pakistan. Easily find the 1 JOD buying rate and selling rate in Pakistan. You can also convert all major currencies online.

JOD TO PKR CHART & GRAPH

JOD TO PKR STATS

Last 30 days LAST 90 DAYS
High 394.5065 400.4396
Low 391.0959 389.435
Average 393.7354 394.8698

JOD TO PKR INTERNATIONAL FOREX RATES HISTORY

Date Rate
19 Mar, 2024 393.09
18 Mar, 2024 393.09
17 Mar, 2024 393.74
16 Mar, 2024 393.44
15 Mar, 2024 393.71
14 Mar, 2024 393.78
13 Mar, 2024 393.77
12 Mar, 2024 393.57
11 Mar, 2024 393.57
10 Mar, 2024 394.23
9 Mar, 2024 394.08
8 Mar, 2024 393.89
7 Mar, 2024 394.07
6 Mar, 2024 394.13
5 Mar, 2024 393.87

JOD to PKR

The rate of exchange from JOD to PKR is around 393.66748 Pakistani Rupees. The exchange rate varies depending upon the economic stability of a country. To keep the economy of a country stable, there are a lot of factors that need to be considered. Correlations with other countries also help in keeping the economy strong and steady. Other factors like financial reserves, the balance of payments, and political stability also play a huge part in affecting the rate of exchange. The relationship between JOD and PKR and the effect they have on each other is explained below.

JOD

JOD stands for Jordanian Dinar. It is the national currency of Jordan. The currency symbol for the Jordanian Dinar is JOD. It became Jordan’s official currency in 1950. The previous currency was the Palestinian Pound. The Jordanian Dinar was created after the Jordan Currency Board was established to issue and circulate the currency.

The Jordanian Dinar has small denominations. For example, one Dinar is equal to 10 Dirhams. The currency is circulated in the form of coins and banknotes by The Central Bank of Jordan. The banknotes are circulated in denominations of 1, 5, 10, 20, and 50 Dinars. The coins are currently circulated in denominations of 1, 2.5, 5, and 10 piastres. They are also circulated in denominations of 0.25, 0.5, and 1 Dinar.

The coins were initially denominated in Arabic and then were changed to English after 1992. The Jordanian Dinar is pegged to the US Dollar for the past twenty years. Jordan pegged their currency to US Dollars to establish financial stability. When a country pegs its currency to another currency, they develop less risk to exchange rate fluctuation. It helps to stimulate foreign investment and maintain stability.

JOD is a very stable and strong currency as compared to others. It is mainly because it is pegged to US Dollars. By pegging the Dinar to US Dollars, Jordan accomplished monetary stability, an increase in foreign investments, and had a strong economy.

PKR

PKR stands for Pakistani Rupees. It is the national currency of Pakistan. The Pakistani Rupee superseded the Indian Rupees in 1947. At first, the Pakistani Rupee was pegged to the British Pound. Then in 1982, the government decided to implement the floating policy, which precipitated a financial crisis.

The minimum coin in Rupees is 1 Rupee coin. The coins are circulated in the denomination of Rs 1, 2, and 5 by the Central Bank Pakistan. The banknotes are also circulated in the denominations of Rs 10, 20, 50, 100, 500, 1000, and 5000.

The economy of Pakistan is very vulnerable and unstable. It leads to an increase in the fluctuation of the foreign exchange rate. The currency is being depreciated due to unstable relations with other countries and a fraudulent global image.

JOD and PKR

JOD is a much stronger currency as compared to PKR. The exchange rate varies because of the economic conditions of a country. PKR is a weak currency with a high volatility rate. The Jordanian Dinar is a stable currency as it is pegged to the US Dollar, which helps in maintaining financial stability and an increase in foreign reserves as well.