
Nepal Rastra Bank has published the foreign exchange rates for Saturday.
According to the central bank, the buying rate of one US dollar has been fixed at Rs. 140.93 and the selling rate at Rs. 141.53. The buying rate of one Euro is Rs. 164.66 and the selling rate Rs. 165.36, while the buying rate of one British Pound Sterling is Rs. 189.92 and the selling rate Rs. 190.73. Similarly, the buying rate of one Swiss Franc is Rs. 175.40 and the selling rate Rs. 176.14.
One Australian Dollar is valued at Rs. 92.22 for buying and Rs. 92.62 for selling. One Canadian Dollar stands at Rs. 102.16 for buying and Rs. 102.98 for selling. One Singapore Dollar has been fixed at Rs. 109.52 for buying and Rs. 109.98 for selling.
The buying rate of 10 Japanese Yen is Rs. 9.51 and the selling rate Rs. 9.55. One Chinese Yuan is set at Rs. 19.74 for buying and Rs. 19.83 for selling. One Saudi Arabian Riyal is fixed at Rs. 37.56 for buying and Rs. 37.72 for selling, while one Qatari Riyal is valued at Rs. 38.67 for buying and Rs. 38.83 for selling.
According to the central bank, one Thai Baht is valued at Rs. 4.38 for buying and Rs. 4.40 for selling. One UAE Dirham is fixed at Rs. 38.37 for buying and Rs. 38.53 for selling. One Malaysian Ringgit is priced at Rs. 33.36 for buying and Rs. 33.50 for selling. Similarly, 100 South Korean Won is valued at Rs. 10.13 for buying and Rs. 10.18 for selling. One Swedish Krona is set at Rs. 14.97 for buying and Rs. 15.03 for selling, while one Danish Krone is fixed at Rs. 22.06 for buying and Rs. 22.15 for selling.
One Hong Kong Dollar is valued at Rs. 18.06 for buying and Rs. 18.14 for selling. The buying rate of one Kuwaiti Dinar is Rs. 461.01 and the selling rate Rs. 462.97. One Bahraini Dinar is priced at Rs. 373.81 for buying and Rs. 375.41 for selling, while one Omani Riyal is set at Rs. 366.06 for buying and Rs. 367.62 for selling.
The buying rate of 100 Indian Rupees is fixed at Rs. 160 and the selling rate at Rs. 160.15.
Nepal Rastra Bank has stated that these rates may be revised at any time if necessary. Commercial banks may quote slightly different rates, and updated figures are available on the central bank’s official website.