Kathmandu: Today, the US dollar has increased compared to Wednesday and the euro has fallen. According to the foreign exchange rate fixed by the Nepal Rastra Bank today, the buying rate of us dollar is Rs 134.3 and the selling rate is Rs 134.63. On Wednesday, the us dollar was traded at Rs 133.99 for buying and Rs 134.59 for selling.
The price of the euro has decreased in the Nepali market today compared to yesterday. On Wednesday, the price of Euro 1 was Rs 149.66 and the selling rate was Rs 150.33, while today the buying rate was Rs 149.12 and the selling rate was Rs 149.78.
According to today’s foreign exchange rate, the price of pound sterling 1 is Rs 177.13 and the selling rate is Rs 177.92. Similarly, the australian dollar is being traded at Rs 90.96 for buying and Rs 91.37 for selling. Similarly, the selling rate of the Singapore dollar has been fixed at Rs 103.28 and the selling rate is Rs 102.82. Japanese Yen 10 is priced at Rs 9.28 for buying and Rs 9.32 for selling.
According to the NRB, the price of Saudi Arabian Riyal 1 has been fixed at Rs 35.72 and the selling rate has been fixed at Rs 35.88. Similarly, the rate of purchase of Qatari Riyal 1 is Rs 36.77 and the selling rate is Rs 36.94. According to today’s exchange rate, the price of Thai Bhat 1 is Rs 3.94 and the selling rate is Rs 3.96, while the uae dirham 1 is priced at Rs 36.49 and the selling rate is Rs 36.65.
Malaysian Ringgit 1 is priced at Rs 30.86 for buying and Rs 31 for selling. South Korean One 100 has been priced at Rs 10.40 for buying and Rs 10.8 for selling. The swedish kroner 1 is priced at Rs 13.15 for buying and Rs 13.21 for selling. At the same time, the price of Danish Kroner 1 is Rs 19.99 and the selling rate is Rs 20.8. Today, the price of hong kong dollar is 17 rupees 18 paise and the selling rate is 17 rupees 26 paise.
The price of Kuwaiti dinar 1 is Rs 439 and the selling price is Rs 440.96. Similarly, the price of Bahrain Dinar 1 is Rs 355.61 and the selling price is Rs 357.20. However, the foreign exchange rate fixed by the Rastra Bank will be different in the open market.
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