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Today’s foreign currency exchange rates


22 February 2025  

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KATHMANDU: Nepal Rastra Bank has released today’s foreign exchange rates, showing an upward trend in the value of most foreign currencies. The central bank has set the buying rate for 1 US dollar at 138.45 Nepali rupees and the selling rate at 139.05 rupees.

The buying rate for 1 Euro is 144.95 rupees, while the selling rate stands at 145.58 rupees.

Similarly, the buying rate for 1 British Pound Sterling has been fixed at 175.15 rupees, with the selling rate at 175.91 rupees.

For other currencies, the buying rate for 1 Swiss Franc is 154.07 rupees and the selling rate is 154.74 rupees.

The Australian dollar is valued at 88.47 rupees for buying and 88.45 rupees for selling, while the Canadian dollar stands at 97.55 rupees for buying and 97.97 rupees for selling.

The Singapore dollar’s buying rate is set at 103.59 rupees, with the selling rate at 104.04 rupees.

Other notable rates include the Japanese yen at 9.21 rupees for buying and 9.25 rupees for selling,

Chinese yuan at 19.08 rupees for buying and 19.16 rupees for selling, and the Saudi Arabian riyal at 36.92 rupees for buying and 37.08 rupees for selling.

The bank also provided updated rates for several other currencies, including the South Korean won (100 units at 9.66 rupees for buying and 9.71 rupees for selling), Swedish kronor (buying: 13.01 rupees, selling: 13.07 rupees), and Danish kronor (buying: 19.43 rupees, selling: 19.52 rupees).

For some of the more specialized currencies, 1 Hong Kong dollar is valued at 17.82 rupees for buying and 17.89 rupees for selling, while 1 Kuwaiti dinar stands at 448.55 rupees for buying and 450.50 rupees for selling.

The Bahraini dinar is pegged at 367.38 rupees for buying and 368.97 rupees for selling, and the Omni Rial is priced at 359.61 rupees for buying and 361.17 rupees for selling.

Similarly, the buying rate for 100 Indian rupees has been set at 160 rupees, with a selling rate of 160.15 rupees.

Publish Date : 22 February 2025 07:42 AM

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