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NRB sets US dollar at Rs 153.81 buying, Rs 154.41 selling

Nepal Rastra Bank published its foreign exchange rates for 5 October 2026.

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  • Indian rupee per 100: Rs 160.00 buying and Rs 160.15 selling
  • US dollar: Rs 153.81 buying and Rs 154.41 selling
  • South Korean won per 100: Rs 11.45 buying and Rs 11.50 selling

Nepal Rastra Bank has set the Indian rupee at Rs 160.00 buying and Rs 160.15 selling per 100 for 5 October 2026, unchanged from the previous rate. The US dollar is at Rs 153.81 buying and Rs 154.41 selling, unchanged from the previous rate. Other notable selling rates: the South Korean won at Rs 11.50 per 100 (up 5 paisa), the British pound at Rs 204.48 (up 50 paisa) and the Australian dollar at Rs 107.39 (up 25 paisa). The rates are set by Nepal Rastra Bank and may differ from those offered by commercial banks.

From public sources and the WeNepal research team

https://wenepal.com/article/nrb-sets-us-dollar-at-rs-153-81-buying-rs-154-41-selling-20261005

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