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Central bank fixes foreign exchange rates for Saturday

The central financial authority released official buying and selling figures for major international currencies.

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In short

  • The central bank set the United States dollar buying rate at १५० रुपैयाँ ४९ पैसा.
  • European euro exchange rates were established at १६६ रुपैयाँ ४३ पैसा for buying.
  • Kuwaiti dinar rates reached ४८७ रुपैयाँ ६५ पैसा for buying and ४८९ रुपैयाँ ६० पैसा for selling.

The central bank has set the buying rate for one United States dollar at १५० रुपैयाँ ४९ पैसा and the selling rate at १५१ रुपैयाँ ०६ पैसा. For the European euro, the buying rate is established at १६६ रुपैयाँ ४३ पैसा while the selling rate reaches १६७ रुपैयाँ १० पैसा. Additionally, one UK pound sterling carries a buying rate of १९९ रुपैयाँ १६ पैसा alongside a selling rate of १९९ रुपैयाँ ९५ पैसा. The Swiss franc is valued with a buying rate of १७९ रुपैयाँ ७९ पैसा and a selling rate of १८० रुपैयाँ ५० पैसा according to the central financial institution. Other specified rates include the Thai baht, UAE dirham, Malaysian ringgit, South Korean won per hundred, Swedish krona, and Danish krona. Furthermore, figures are detailed for the currency of the special administrative region of China, Kuwaiti dinar, Bahraini dinar, and Omani riyal.

From public sources and the WeNepal research team

https://wenepal.com/article/central-bank-fixes-foreign-exchange-rates-for-saturday-20261114

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