Tuesday, November 19th, 2024

Today’s foreign currency exchange rates


19 November 2024  

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KATHMANDU: The Nepal Rastra Bank has published today’s foreign currency exchange rates.

Most foreign currencies, including the US dollar, Australian dollar, euro, pound, and dinar, have experienced a decrease in value.

According to the published rates, the buying rate for one US dollar today is 134.72 rupees, while the selling rate is 135.32 rupees. Yesterday, the buying rate was 134.74 rupees and the selling rate was 135.34 rupees.

For the euro, the buying rate today is 141.96 rupees and the selling rate is 142.59 rupees. Yesterday, the buying rate was 142.04 rupees and the selling rate was 142.67 rupees.

The buying rate for one pound sterling today is 169.96 rupees, with a selling rate of 170.72 rupees. Yesterday’s buying rate was 170.04 rupees, and the selling rate was 170.80 rupees.

Today, the Australian dollar is priced at 86.89 rupees for buying and 87.28 rupees for selling, compared to yesterday’s rates of 87.07 rupees (buying) and 87.46 rupees (selling).

For the Kuwaiti dinar, the buying rate is 437.68 rupees and the selling rate is 439.81 rupees today, down from yesterday’s buying rate of 438.01 rupees and selling rate of 439.96 rupees.

Additionally, the buying rate for one Bahraini dinar is 357.40 rupees, with a selling rate of 358.99 rupees. Yesterday, the buying rate was 357.47 rupees and the selling rate was 359.06 rupees.

Publish Date : 19 November 2024 06:54 AM

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