The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has set the foreign exchange rates for Sunday, determining the buying and selling rates for various global currencies.
For the U.S. Dollar, the central bank has set a buying rate of NPR 134.71 and a selling rate of NPR 135.31. Similarly, the European Euro’s buying rate is fixed at NPR 145.42, with a selling rate of NPR 146.07, while the U.K. Pound Sterling stands at a buying rate of NPR 174.77 and a selling rate of NPR 175.54. The Swiss Franc’s buying rate is NPR 154.78, with a selling rate of NPR 155.47.
The Australian Dollar’s buying rate has been determined at NPR 89.47, with a selling rate of NPR 89.87, and the Canadian Dollar at NPR 97.02 for buying and NPR 97.45 for selling. The Singapore Dollar has been set at NPR 101.98 for buying and NPR 102.44 for selling.
For the Japanese Yen, the buying rate for 10 Yen is set at NPR 8.85, with a selling rate of NPR 8.89, while the Chinese Yuan’s buying rate is NPR 18.80, and its selling rate is NPR 18.89. The Saudi Riyal’s buying rate is NPR 35.87, with a selling rate of NPR 36.03, and the Qatari Riyal is at NPR 36.95 for buying and NPR 37.12 for selling.
Other notable exchange rates include the Thai Baht at NPR 3.96 for buying and NPR 3.98 for selling, the UAE Dirham at NPR 36.68 for buying and NPR 36.84 for selling, and the Malaysian Ringgit at NPR 30.74 for buying and NPR 30.88 for selling. Additionally, the South Korean Won (100 Won) is priced at NPR 9.72 for buying and NPR 9.76 for selling, the Swedish Krona at NPR 12.57 for buying and NPR 12.63 for selling, and the Danish Krone at NPR 19.50 for buying and NPR 19.59 for selling.
For the Hong Kong Dollar, NRB has set the buying rate at NPR 17.33 and the selling rate at NPR 17.41. The Kuwaiti Dinar’s buying rate is NPR 439.42, with a selling rate of NPR 441.38, while the Bahraini Dinar is priced at NPR 357.33 for buying and NPR 358.92 for selling.
As for the Indian Rupee, NRB has fixed the buying rate for 100 Indian Rupees at NPR 160, with a selling rate of NPR 160.15.
The central bank has stated that these rates are subject to revision at any time, depending on market needs, and commercial banks may set slightly different exchange rates. Updated rates are available on the central bank’s website for reference.
