KATHMANDU, July 7: The US dollar showed no movement in the currency market today, as the Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) retained Sunday’s rates. According to the central bank, the buying rate for one US dollar remains at Rs 136.34, while the selling rate is unchanged at Rs 136.94.
Although the dollar stayed steady, other major currencies experienced subtle changes. The Euro is currently being bought at Rs 160.59 and sold at Rs 161.30, reflecting minor fluctuations. The British Pound continues to hold a strong position, with its buying rate at Rs 186.15 and selling rate at Rs 186.97. Similarly, the Swiss Franc is priced at Rs 171.70 for buying and Rs 172.46 for selling.
Among other widely traded currencies, the Australian Dollar is valued at Rs 89.34 on the buying end and Rs 89.74 on the selling end. The Canadian Dollar stands at Rs 100.22 and Rs 100.67 respectively. The Singapore Dollar follows closely, with its buying rate at Rs 106.98 and selling rate at Rs 107.45.
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Looking toward Asia, 10 Japanese Yen are being traded at Rs 9.43 for buying and Rs 9.47 for selling, while the Chinese Yuan stands at Rs 19.03 and Rs 19.11. The Saudi Riyal is priced at Rs 36.36 for buying and Rs 36.52 for selling. Meanwhile, the Qatari Riyal is exchanged at Rs 37.30 and Rs 37.47.
The Thai Baht is slightly lower, with a buying rate of Rs 4.21 and a selling rate of Rs 4.23. The UAE Dirham is trading at Rs 37.12 on the buying side and Rs 37.28 on the selling side. The Malaysian Ringgit is valued at Rs 32.30 for buying and Rs 32.44 for selling, while 100 South Korean Won are set at Rs 10.01 and Rs 10.05.
Among the less frequently traded currencies, the Swedish Krona is being exchanged at Rs 14.26 for buying and Rs 14.32 for selling, the Danish Krone at Rs 21.52 and Rs 21.62, and the Hong Kong Dollar at Rs 17.37 and Rs 17.44.
At the top of the value chart, the Kuwaiti Dinar holds the highest rate, with a buying price of Rs 447.16 and a selling price of Rs 449.13. The Bahraini Dinar follows at Rs 361.64 and Rs 363.24, while the Omani Rial is listed at Rs 354.59 and Rs 356.15.
Meanwhile, the Indian currency remains steady, with 100 Indian Rupees traded at Rs 160.00 for buying and Rs 160.15 for selling.
The NRB has reminded the public that these rates are indicative and subject to change at any time. Actual rates may vary slightly across commercial banks, and the latest updates are available on the bank’s official website.
