KATHMANDU: Nepal Rastra Bank has announced the official foreign exchange rates for today. As per the central bank, the buying rate for one US dollar is Rs 137.90, while the selling rate is Rs 138.50.
The buying rate for one Euro is Rs 161.30 and the selling rate is Rs 162.00. Similarly, one UK Pound Sterling is being bought at Rs 185.85 and sold at Rs 186.66. The buying and selling rates for one Swiss Franc are Rs 172.98 and Rs 173.73, respectively.
The buying rate for one Australian Dollar stands at Rs 89.81, while the selling rate is Rs 90.21. One Canadian Dollar is being bought at Rs 100.81 and sold at Rs 101.25. For the Singapore Dollar, the buying rate is Rs 107.59 and the selling rate is Rs 108.06.
Among Asian currencies, the buying rate for 10 Japanese Yen is Rs 9.35 and the selling rate is Rs 9.39. The Chinese Yuan is being bought at Rs 19.22 and sold at Rs 19.30. The Saudi Arabian Riyal has a buying rate of Rs 36.76 and a selling rate of Rs 36.92.
Likewise the Qatari Riyal is being traded at Rs 37.83 (buying) and Rs 38.00 (selling). Similarly, the Thai Baht has been set at Rs 4.27 for buying and Rs 4.29 for selling, while the UAE Dirham is being bought at Rs 37.54 and sold at Rs 37.71.
The Malaysian Ringgit stands at Rs 32.59 for buying and Rs 32.73 for selling. The rate for 100 South Korean Won is Rs 9.94 for buying and Rs 9.99 for selling. The Swedish Kronor is being exchanged at Rs 14.38 (buying) and Rs 14.44 (selling), while the Danish Krone stands at Rs 21.61 and Rs 21.70, respectively.
The buying rate for one Hong Kong Dollar is Rs 17.57 and the selling rate is Rs 17.64. The Kuwaiti Dinar is being bought at Rs 451.58 and sold at Rs 453.55. The Bahraini Dinar is being traded at Rs 365.78 (buying) and Rs 367.37 (selling), while the Omani Rial has been set at Rs 358.17 for buying and Rs 359.73 for selling.
For the Indian currency, the rate for one hundred Indian rupees has been fixed at Rs 160.00 for buying and Rs 160.15 for selling.
Nepal Rastra Bank has stated that these rates are subject to change as needed, and that the rates set by commercial banks may differ. The latest updates are available on the central bank’s official website.
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