Monday, October 19th, 2026

NRB issues today’s foreign currency exchange rates



KATHMANDU: Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has published the foreign exchange rates for Monday, October 19.

According to the central bank, the US dollar exchange rate has remained unchanged for the second consecutive day. The buying rate for one US dollar is Rs. 151.64, while the selling rate is Rs. 152.24. The rates were the same on Sunday.

Meanwhile, the exchange rates of the euro, British pound sterling and Australian dollar have declined compared to the previous day.

The buying rate for one euro is Rs. 170.44, and the selling rate is Rs. 171.11. On Sunday, the buying and selling rates were Rs. 170.70 and Rs. 171.38, respectively.

Similarly, the buying rate for one British pound sterling is Rs. 202.12, while the selling rate is Rs. 202.92. The corresponding rates on Sunday were Rs. 202.19 and Rs. 202.99.

The Australian dollar has also weakened, with its buying rate set at Rs. 105.34 and its selling rate at Rs. 105.77. On Sunday, the rates stood at Rs. 105.56 and Rs. 105.97, respectively.

In contrast, the Canadian dollar has appreciated against the Nepali rupee. The buying rate for one Canadian dollar is Rs. 107.25, and the selling rate is Rs. 107.67, up from Rs. 107.12 and Rs. 107.55, respectively, on Sunday.

The Singapore dollar has declined slightly. Its buying rate is Rs. 118.50, while its selling rate is Rs. 118.97. On Sunday, the respective rates were Rs. 118.55 and Rs. 119.02.

Publish Date : 19 October 2026 07:53 AM

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