Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) published the foreign exchange rates for Tuesday, indicating a slight decline in the value of major currencies such as the US dollar, Euro, and pound sterling. Currencies like the Bahraini Dinar, Kuwaiti Dinar, and Qatari Riyal have also depreciated.
According to NRB, the buying rate for one US Dollar has been set at NPR 134.72, with the selling rate at NPR 135.32, compared to Monday’s rates of NPR 134.74 and NPR 135.34, respectively. Similarly, the Euro’s buying and selling rates for Tuesday stand at NPR 141.96 and NPR 142.59, down from Monday’s NPR 142.04 and NPR 142.67. For the Pound Sterling, the buying rate is NPR 169.96, and the selling rate is NPR 170.72, a slight drop from Monday’s NPR 170.04 and NPR 170.80.
The Swiss Franc is valued at NPR 151.76 (buying) and NPR 152.44 (selling), while the Australian Dollar is priced at NPR 86.89 and NPR 87.28, respectively. Similarly, the Canadian Dollar stands at NPR 95.57 (buying) and NPR 96.00 (selling). Other notable rates include the Chinese Yuan at NPR 18.60 (buying) and NPR 18.68 (selling), the Japanese Yen (10 units) at NPR 8.69 and NPR 8.73, and the UAE Dirham at NPR 36.68 and NPR 36.84.
Higher-value currencies like the Kuwaiti Dinar are set at NPR 437.86 (buying) and NPR 439.81 (selling), while the Bahraini Dinar is valued at NPR 357.40 and NPR 358.99. For regional currencies, the Malaysian Ringgit is priced at NPR 30.07 (buying) and NPR 30.20 (selling), and the Thai Baht at NPR 3.87 and NPR 3.88, respectively.
NRB has noted that these rates are subject to revision at any time based on market conditions. Furthermore, exchange rates offered by commercial banks may vary, and the latest rates are available on the central bank’s official website.