Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has set the foreign exchange rates for Friday, showing an increase in the value of the US dollar and the euro compared to Thursday. The buying rate for one US dollar is now set at NPR 134.70, with a selling rate of NPR 135.30. On Thursday, these rates were NPR 134.56 for buying and NPR 135.16 for selling.
Similarly, the buying rate for one euro is now NPR 144.94, while the selling rate is NPR 145.59, an increase from Thursday’s buying rate of NPR 144.21 and selling rate of NPR 144.86.
The UK pound sterling stands at NPR 173.88 for buying and NPR 174.65 for selling. For the Swiss franc, the buying rate is NPR 153.69, and the selling rate is NPR 154.37. The Australian dollar is set at NPR 89.33 for buying and NPR 89.72 for selling, while the Canadian dollar is at NPR 96.97 for buying and NPR 97.40 for selling.
The Singapore dollar’s rate is NPR 101.50 for buying and NPR 101.96 for selling. The Japanese yen (per 10 units) is NPR 8.75 for buying and NPR 8.79 for selling, while the Chinese yuan is set at NPR 18.80 for buying and NPR 18.89 for selling. The Saudi Arabian riyal is NPR 35.86 for buying and NPR 36.02 for selling, and the Qatari riyal stands at NPR 36.96 for buying and NPR 37.12 for selling.
Other rates include the Thai baht at NPR 3.93 for buying and NPR 3.95 for selling, the UAE dirham at NPR 36.67 for buying and NPR 36.84 for selling, and the Malaysian ringgit at NPR 30.59 for buying and NPR 30.73 for selling. The South Korean won (per 100 units) is NPR 9.66 for buying and NPR 9.70 for selling. Additionally, the Swedish krona stands at NPR 12.47 for buying and NPR 12.53 for selling, while the Danish krone is set at NPR 19.44 for buying and NPR 19.52 for selling.
The Hong Kong dollar is set at NPR 17.33 for buying and NPR 17.41 for selling. The Kuwaiti dinar has a buying rate of NPR 438.95 and a selling rate of NPR 440.90, while the Bahraini dinar stands at NPR 357.30 for buying and NPR 358.89 for selling. The exchange rate for 100 Indian rupees is NPR 160 for buying and NPR 160.15 for selling.
NRB has noted that these exchange rates may be revised at any time as needed. It also reminds the public that commercial banks may offer different rates, with the latest updates available on the central bank’s website.
