Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has published the foreign exchange rates for today, with the US dollar reaching its highest value to date. Several other major currencies, including the Euro, Pound Sterling, Swiss Franc, and Australian Dollar, have also strengthened.
NRB has fixed the buying rate of one US dollar at Rs. 143.50 and the selling rate at Rs. 144.10, marking the highest level recorded so far. The Euro’s buying rate has been set at Rs. 166.57 and selling rate at Rs. 167.27, while the Pound Sterling is priced at Rs. 189.43 for buying and Rs. 190.22 for selling. The Swiss Franc stands at a buying rate of Rs. 178.33 and a selling rate of Rs. 179.07.
The Australian Dollar has been fixed at Rs. 93.96 (buying) and Rs. 94.36 (selling), while the Canadian Dollar stands at Rs. 102.42 and Rs. 102.85 respectively. The Singapore Dollar is priced at Rs. 110.56 for buying and Rs. 111.02 for selling.
For Asian currencies, the Japanese Yen (per 10 units) has a buying rate of Rs. 9.20 and a selling rate of Rs. 9.24. The Chinese Yuan is set at Rs. 20.30 (buying) and Rs. 20.38 (selling). The Saudi Riyal stands at Rs. 38.23 and Rs. 38.39, while the Qatari Riyal is priced at Rs. 39.38 for buying and Rs. 39.54 for selling.
Similarly, the Thai Baht is fixed at Rs. 4.48 (buying) and Rs. 4.50 (selling). The UAE Dirham is set at Rs. 39.07 and Rs. 39.23, and the Malaysian Ringgit at Rs. 34.72 and Rs. 34.87. The South Korean Won (per 100 units) stands at Rs. 9.77 (buying) and Rs. 9.81 (selling). The Swedish Kroner is priced at Rs. 15.17 and Rs. 15.23, while the Danish Kroner stands at Rs. 22.30 (buying) and Rs. 22.40 (selling).
NRB has also set the Hong Kong Dollar at Rs. 18.43 (buying) and Rs. 18.51 (selling). The Kuwaiti Dinar is fixed at Rs. 467.46 and Rs. 469.41, the Bahraini Dinar at Rs. 380.64 and Rs. 382.23, and the Omani Riyal at Rs. 372.72 and Rs. 374.28. The Indian Rupee per 100 units is set at Rs. 160 for buying and Rs. 160.15 for selling.
According to Nepal Rastra Bank, the foreign exchange rates may be revised at any time as required. The central bank added that commercial banks may quote different rates, and the updated official rates will be available on NRB’s website.
This article was originally published on https://bajarkochirfar.com. Translated with the help of AI and reviewed by our editorial team.
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