KATHMANDU, July 9: Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has published the official foreign exchange rates for Wednesday (Today). According to the NRB, the US dollar value has decreased. The buying rate for one US dollar is set at Rs. 136.82 and the selling rate at Rs. 137.42 today, whereas the buying rate for one US dollar was set at Rs. 137.07 and the selling rate at Rs. 137.67 on Tuesday.
The buying rate for one euro is Rs. 160.54, and the selling rate is Rs. 161.24. One British pound sterling is being traded at Rs. 185.79 (buying) and Rs. 186.61 (selling), while the Swiss franc stands at Rs. 171.66 (buying) and Rs. 172.41 (selling).
The exchange rate for one Australian dollar is Rs. 89.54 (buying) and Rs. 89.93 (selling), whereas the Canadian dollar is Rs. 100.25 (buying) and Rs. 100.69 (selling). One Singapore dollar is priced at Rs. 107.02 (buying) and Rs. 107.49 (selling).
Revised interest rate corridor system introduced
For 10 Japanese yen, the rate is Rs. 9.34 (buying) and Rs. 9.38 (selling). One Chinese yuan stands at Rs. 19.07 (buying) and Rs. 19.16 (selling). The Saudi riyal is traded at Rs. 36.48 (buying) and Rs. 36.64 (selling), and the Qatari Riyal at Rs. 37.54 (buying) and Rs. 37.71 (selling).
As per the bank, the Thai Baht is Rs. 4.21 (buying) and Rs. 4.23 (selling), UAE Dirham is Rs. 37.25 (buying) and Rs. 37.41 (selling), Malaysian Ringgit is Rs. 32.26 (buying) and Rs. 32.40 (selling), and 100 South Korean Won is set at Rs. 9.99 (buying) and Rs. 10.03 (selling). The Swedish krona is being exchanged at Rs. 14.38 (buying) and Rs. 14.44 (selling), and the Danish krone at Rs. 21.52 (buying) and Rs. 21.61 (selling).
One Hong Kong dollar is priced at Rs. 17.43 (buying) and Rs. 17.51 (selling). The Kuwaiti dinar is valued at Rs. 447.87 (buying) and Rs. 449.83 (selling), while the Bahraini dinar is at Rs. 362.95 (buying) and Rs. 364.54 (selling). The Omani riyal is traded at Rs. 355.59 (buying) and Rs. 356.94 (selling).
The exchange rate of the Indian rupee stands at Rs. 160 per INR100 units (buying) and Rs. 160.15 (selling).
The central bank has noted that these rates are subject to change as required, and commercial banks may offer different rates. Updated rates are available on the NRB's website.
