On Shrawan 25, Friday, the value of the US dollar set a new record, marking a significant increase. The exchange rate for the dollar rose by one paisa, reaching a new high.
The selling rate of the dollar, which was previously 134 rupees and 64 paisa, increased to 134 rupees and 65 paisa. Similarly, the buying rate for the dollar on this day was 134 rupees and 5 paisa, representing the highest value for the dollar to date.
On this day, the European Euro was priced at 146 rupees and 48 paisa for buying and 147 rupees and 14 paisa for selling. The British Pound Sterling was set at 170 rupees and 17 paisa for buying and 170 rupees and 93 paisa for selling.
The Australian Dollar was priced at 87 rupees and 85 paisa for buying and 88 rupees and 24 paisa for selling. The Canadian Dollar was available at 97 rupees and 52 paisa for buying and 97 rupees and 95 paisa for selling.
The Qatari Riyal was priced at 36 rupees and 76 paisa for buying and 36 rupees and 93 paisa for selling. The Saudi Arabian Riyal was set at 35 rupees and 72 paisa for buying and 35 rupees and 88 paisa for selling by the central bank.
The UAE Dirham was priced at 36 rupees and 50 paisa for buying and 36 rupees and 66 paisa for selling. The Malaysian Ringgit was available at 29 rupees and 96 paisa for buying and 30 rupees and 9 paisa for selling.
This rise in foreign exchange rates reflects ongoing fluctuations in the global currency markets and may have implications for both local and international economic transactions.
