The UAE dirham exchange rate today in the UAE recorded notable stability despite ongoing regional tensions and military escalation, reflecting the resilience of the UAE economy and the strength of its dollar-pegged monetary policy.

The UAE dirham stood at 3.67 against the US dollar, while it traded around 3.98 versus the euro and 4.65 against the British pound, indicating limited volatility in global currency markets.

Across GCC and regional currencies, the UAE dirham remained stable at 0.98 against the Saudi riyal, around 11.95 versus the Kuwaiti dinar, and approximately 0.12 against the Egyptian pound, showing balanced regional exchange dynamics.

Exchange Rate Table (Buy / Sell)

USD: 3.66 / 3.67

EUR: 3.95 / 3.98

GBP: 4.60 / 4.65

SAR: 0.97 / 0.98

AED: 1.00 / 1.00

KWD: 11.80 / 11.95

BHD: 9.70 / 9.80

OMR: 9.50 / 9.60

EGP: 0.11 / 0.12

CAD: 2.70 / 2.75

AUD: 2.40 / 2.45

JPY: 0.024 / 0.025

CNY: 0.50 / 0.51

INR: 0.044 / 0.045

PKR: 0.013 / 0.014

NPR: 0.028 / 0.029

PHP: 0.065 / 0.066

MGA: 0.0008 / 0.0009

BDT: 0.033 / 0.034

LKR: 0.012 / 0.013

KES: 0.026 / 0.027

The UAE dirham also showed stability against global and expatriate currencies, supporting remittance flows from communities such as India, Pakistan, and the Philippines, which are key to the UAE financial ecosystem.

Analysts expect the UAE dirham to maintain its stability due to strong foreign reserves and its peg to the US dollar, even amid regional tensions, reinforcing investor confidence in the UAE financial markets.