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Today’s foreign currency exchange rates


18 January 2024  

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KATHMANDU: Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has released the foreign exchange rates for today (Thursday).

Compared to the previous day’s trading, the values of the US dollar, Kuwaiti dinar, and British pound have experienced an increase, while some other foreign currencies, including the euro, have witnessed a decrease.

Today, the buying rate for one euro is set at 144 rupees 35 paisa, with a selling rate of 145 rupees.

The buying rate for one US dollar today stands at 132 rupees 73 paisa, and the selling rate is 133 rupees 33 paisa.

Comparatively, yesterday’s buying rate for one US dollar was 132 rupees 62 paisa, and the selling rate was 133 rupees 22 paisa.

Similarly, the buying rate for one Qatari riyal today is fixed at 36 rupees 40 paisa, and the selling rate is 36 rupees 52 paisa.

In contrast, yesterday’s rates were 36 rupees 36 paise for the buy rate and 36 rupees 52 paisa for the sell rate.

Today, the buying rate for 1 Kuwaiti dinar is 431 rupees 07 paisa, and the selling rate is 433 rupees 02 paisa.

Similarly, the buying rate for 1 Bahrain Dinar today is 352 rupees 09 paisa, with a selling rate of 353 rupees 68 paisa.

Today, the buying rate for one British pound is fixed at 168 rupees 38 paise, and the selling rate is 169 rupees 14 paise.

Similarly, the buying rate for 1 Australian dollar today is 87 rupees 02 paisa, with a selling rate of 87 rupees 41 paisa.

Publish Date : 18 January 2024 07:29 AM

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