KATHMANDU, March 11: Nepal Rastra Bank has fixed the foreign exchange rates for today. According to the central bank, the buying rate for one US dollar stands at Rs 146.60 and the selling rate at Rs 147.20.
The buying rate for one euro is Rs170.70 and the selling rate is Rs171.40. One UK pound sterling has a buying rate of Rs197.17 and a selling rate of Rs197.98. The Swiss franc is set at Rs189.05 for buying and Rs189.83 for selling.
Forex Updates: USD sells at Rs145.38, euro at Rs 172.01
The buying rate for one Australian dollar is Rs104.28 and the selling rate Rs104.71. The Canadian dollar is priced at Rs108.08 for buying and Rs108.52 for selling, while the Singapore dollar has a buying rate of Rs115.27 and a selling rate of Rs115.74.
For the Japanese yen, the buying rate for 10 yen is Rs9.29 and the selling rate Rs9.33. One Chinese yuan has a buying rate of Rs21.33 and a selling rate of Rs21.42. The Saudi riyal is set at Rs39.06 for buying and Rs39.22 for selling, while the Qatari riyal has a buying rate of Rs40.11 and a selling rate of Rs40.27.
According to the central bank, the Thai baht has a buying rate of Rs4.63 and a selling rate of Rs4.65. The UAE dirham stands at Rs39.91 for buying and Rs40.08 for selling. The Malaysian ringgit has a buying rate of Rs37.35 and a selling rate of Rs37.50.
The buying rate for 100 South Korean won is Rs9.97 and the selling rate Rs10.01. The Swedish krona has a buying rate of Rs16.08 and a selling rate of Rs16.15, while the Danish krone is priced at Rs22.85 for buying and Rs22.94 for selling.
Nepal Rastra Bank has set the buying rate for one Hong Kong dollar at Rs18.74 and the selling rate at Rs18.81. The Kuwaiti dinar has a buying rate of Rs478.85 and a selling rate of Rs480.81. The Bahraini dinar stands at Rs388.29 for buying and Rs389.88 for selling, while the Omani riyal is set at Rs380.75 for buying and Rs382.31 for selling.
The buying rate for Indian currency is Rs160 for 100 Indian rupees, while the selling rate is Rs160.15.
Nepal Rastra Bank said the exchange rates may be revised at any time if necessary. The rates set by commercial banks may differ, and updated rates are available on the central bank’s website.
