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Today’s foreign currency exchange rates


30 October 2024  

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KATHMANDU: The Nepal Rastra Bank has released the foreign currency exchange rates for today (Wednesday).

The value of the US dollar remains unchanged. However, the values of most foreign currencies, including the Bahraini and Kuwaiti dinars and the euro, have declined, while some currencies, such as the pound, have appreciated.

According to the published rates, the buying rate for one US dollar is 134.23 rupees, and the selling rate is 134.83 rupees, remaining the same as yesterday.

For the euro, the buying rate is 144.93 rupees, and the selling rate is 145.58 rupees. Yesterday, the buying rate was 145.21 rupees, and the selling rate was 145.86 rupees.

The buying rate for one pound sterling today is 174.25 rupees, with a selling rate of 175.03 rupees. Yesterday, the buying rate was 174.21 rupees, and the selling rate was 174.99 rupees.

The buying rate for one Australian dollar is 88.12 rupees, and the selling rate is 88.51 rupees. Yesterday, the buying rate was 88.67 rupees, and the selling rate was 88.06 rupees.

For the Kuwaiti dinar, the buying rate today is 437.60 rupees, with a selling rate of 439.56 rupees. Yesterday, the buying rate was 437.76 rupees, and the selling rate was 439.72 rupees.

Meanwhile, the buying rate for one Bahraini dinar is 356.00 rupees, and the selling rate is 357.59 rupees.

Yesterday, the buying rate was 356.02 rupees, and the selling rate was 357.61 rupees.

Publish Date : 30 October 2024 07:32 AM

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