KATHMANDU: Nepal Rastra Bank has published the foreign exchange rates for today. According to the central bank, the buying rate of one US dollar is Rs. 140.71, while the selling rate stands at Rs. 141.31.
The buying rate for one euro is Rs. 166.45, and the selling rate is Rs. 167.16. Similarly, the buying and selling rates for one UK pound sterling are Rs. 191.70 and Rs. 192.52, respectively, while one Swiss franc is being bought at Rs. 178.34 and sold at Rs. 179.10.
The buying rate for one Australian dollar is Rs. 93.65, and the selling rate is Rs. 94.05. Likewise, one Canadian dollar is being bought at Rs. 102.16 and sold at Rs. 102.59. The buying rate for one Singapore dollar is Rs. 110.01, and the selling rate is Rs. 110.48.
For Asian currencies, the buying rate for 10 Japanese yen is Rs. 9.55, while the selling rate is Rs. 9.59. One Chinese yuan is being bought at Rs. 19.80 and sold at Rs. 19.89. The Saudi Arabian riyal is being bought at Rs. 37.52 and sold at Rs. 37.58, and the Qatari riyal at Rs. 38.60 and Rs. 38.77, respectively.
The buying and selling rates for one Thai baht are Rs. 4.42 and Rs. 4.44, while for one UAE dirham they are Rs. 38.31 and Rs. 38.47. The Malaysian ringgit is being bought at Rs. 33.53 and sold at Rs. 33.68.
Among other currencies, 100 South Korean won is being bought at Rs. 10.15 and sold at Rs. 10.20. One Swedish kronor is valued at Rs. 15.17 (buying) and Rs. 15.23 (selling), while one Danish kronor is being bought at Rs. 22.30 and sold at Rs. 22.39.
The Hong Kong dollar is set at Rs. 18.09 for buying and Rs. 18.17 for selling. The Kuwaiti dinar has the highest rate today, with a buying price of Rs. 461.24 and a selling price of Rs. 463.21.
Likewise, the Bahraini dinar is being bought at Rs. 373.16 and sold at Rs. 374.75, while the Omani rial stands at Rs. 365.45 for buying and Rs. 367.01 for selling.
The buying rate for one hundred Indian rupees is Rs. 160.00, and the selling rate is Rs. 160.15.
Nepal Rastra Bank has stated that these rates are subject to revision at any time as per market conditions. It has also clarified that commercial banks may set slightly different exchange rates, and the most updated information will be available on the central bank’s official website.
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