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Nepal Rastra Bank publishes daily foreign exchange rates

The central bank releases official buying and selling figures for major global currencies including the US dollar and Indian rupee.

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  • Nepal Rastra Bank publishes official buying and selling rates for various foreign currencies.
  • The U.S. Dollar is valued at a buying rate of NPR 153.28 and a selling rate of NPR 153.88.
  • Commercial banks may apply different exchange rates compared to the central bank figures.

Nepal Rastra Bank has announced the official exchange rates for multiple international currencies. The daily schedule provides currency valuation details for financial transactions across the country. Commercial banks may apply different rates for their transactions, while updated figures remain accessible through the central bank portal. For American currency, the buying rate is fixed at NPR 153.28 alongside a selling rate of NPR 153.88 for a single U.S. Dollar. The European Euro is traded at NPR 173.76 for buying and NPR 174.44 for selling. UK Pound Sterling rates stand at NPR 202.71 for purchase and NPR 203.50 for sale. Regional currencies feature specific valuations in the daily schedule. Indian Rupee is valued at a buying rate of NPR 160.00 and a selling rate of NPR 160.15 for every 100 units. Australian Dollar purchase is set at NPR 107.04 with a selling price of NPR 107.45, while Canadian Dollar trades at NPR 107.94 to buy and NPR 108.37 to sell. Other listed units include the Swiss Franc at NPR 183.65 for buying and NPR 184.36 for selling. Singapore Dollar is marked at NPR 119.82 and NPR 120.29, while 10 units of Japanese Yen are set at NPR 9.72 for purchase and NPR 9.76 for sale. Chinese Yuan is valued at NPR 22.86 buying and NPR 22.95 selling.

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