Monday, May 25th, 2026

Today’s foreign currency exchange rates



KATHMANDU: Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has announced the exchange rates for foreign currencies for today (Thursday).

According to the Central Bank, the buying rate for one US dollar is set at 134.05 rupees, while the selling rate is 134.65 rupees. Yesterday, the buying rate was 134.06 rupees and the selling rate was 134.66 rupees.

For the Euro, today’s buying rate is 148.16 rupees and the selling rate is 148.82 rupees. Yesterday, the buying rate was 147.98 rupees and the selling rate was 148.64 rupees.

The buying rate for one British pound today is 175.80 rupees, and the selling rate is 176.59 rupees. Yesterday, the buying rate was 175.96 rupees and the selling rate was 176.75 rupees.

For the Australian dollar, today’s buying rate is 90.09 rupees and the selling rate is 90.49 rupees. Yesterday, the buying rate was 90.26 rupees and the selling rate was 90.66 rupees.

The buying rate for one Saudi Arabian riyal today is 35.72 rupees, and the selling rate is 35.88 rupees. Yesterday, both rates were unchanged at 35.72 rupees for buying and 35.88 rupees for selling.

For the Qatari riyal, today’s buying rate is 36.78 rupees and the selling rate is 36.94 rupees. Yesterday’s rates were the same.

Similarly, today the buying rate for one UAE dirham remains at 36.50 rupees, with the selling rate at 36.66 rupees. Yesterday, the rates were also unchanged.

Publish Date : 05 September 2024 06:25 AM

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