KATHMANDU, July 28: The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has released Monday’s foreign exchange rates, with the US dollar showing no movement compared to Sunday’s rates. As per the central bank, the buying rate for one US dollar stands at Rs 138.13, while the selling rate remains at Rs 138.73.
The Euro is being traded at Rs 162.19 (buying) and Rs 162.90 (selling), while the British Pound Sterling commands Rs 185.63 (buying) and Rs 186.43 (selling). One Swiss Franc is valued at Rs 173.78 for buying and Rs 174.54 for selling.
Among other major currencies, the Australian Dollar is priced at Rs 90.70 (buying) and Rs 91.10 (selling), while the Canadian Dollar stands at Rs 100.81 (buying) and Rs 101.25 (selling). The Singapore Dollar is being traded at Rs 107.80 (buying) and Rs 108.27 (selling).
Revised interest rate corridor system introduced
Asian currencies include the Japanese Yen at Rs 9.35 (buying) and Rs 9.39 (selling) for 10 units, while the Chinese Yuan trades at Rs 19.27 (buying) and Rs 19.35 (selling). The Saudi Arabian Riyal stands at Rs 36.82 (buying) and Rs 36.98 (selling), while the Qatari Riyal is valued at Rs 37.79 and Rs 37.96, respectively.
The Thai Baht is at Rs 4.27 (buying) and Rs 4.29 (selling), while the UAE Dirham trades at Rs 37.61 and Rs 37.77. Similarly, the Malaysian Ringgit is set at Rs 32.72 (buying) and Rs 32.86 (selling), while 100 South Korean Won is being exchanged at Rs 9.98 and Rs 10.03.
The Swedish Krona is priced at Rs 14.50 (buying) and Rs 14.56 (selling), while the Danish Krone stands at Rs 21.73 (buying) and Rs 21.22 (selling). One Hong Kong Dollar is trading at Rs 17.60 (buying) and Rs 17.67 (selling).
Among Gulf currencies, the Kuwaiti Dinar remains the highest valued at Rs 452.90 (buying) and Rs 454.87 (selling), followed by the Bahraini Dinar at Rs 366.39 and Rs 367.98, and the Omani Riyal at Rs 359.25 (buying) and Rs 360.61 (selling).
Likewise, 100 Indian Rupees is being bought at Rs 160 and sold at Rs 160.15.
The central bank noted that exchange rates are subject to adjustments and commercial banks may quote slightly different rates. Updated rates are available on the NRB’s official website.
