KATHMANDU, March 11: The value of major foreign currencies including the US Dollar, Euro, British Pound Sterling and Swiss Franc has appreciated on Tuesday as compared to the previous day.
According to the foreign exchange rates determined by the Nepal Rastra Bank, the buying rate of one US Dollar is set at Rs 139.44, while the selling rate is Rs 140.04. The Euro is set at Rs 151.31 for buying and Rs 151.96 for selling. Similarly, the British Pound Sterling has a buying rate of Rs 180.22 and a selling rate of Rs 180.99, while the Swiss Franc stands at Rs 159 for buying and Rs 159.68 for selling.
Other currencies include the Australian Dollar at Rs 88.20 for buying and Rs 88.58 for selling, the Canadian Dollar at Rs 96.98 for buying and Rs 97.40 for selling, and the Singapore Dollar at Rs 104.78 for buying and Rs 105.23 for selling.
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The exchange rate for 10 Japanese Yen is Rs 9.48 for buying and Rs 9.52 for selling. The Chinese Yuan stands at Rs 19.21 for buying and Rs 19.29 for selling. The Saudi Arabian Riyal is valued at Rs 37.17 for buying and Rs 37.33 for selling, while the Qatari Riyal is set at Rs 38.26 for buying and Rs 38.42 for selling.
The central bank has set the Thai Baht at Rs 4.13 for buying and Rs 4.14 for selling. The UAE Dirham is priced at Rs 37.97 for buying and Rs 38.13 for selling, the Malaysian Ringgit at Rs 31.52 for buying and Rs 31.66 for selling, and 100 South Korean Won at Rs 9.58 for buying and Rs 9.62 for selling. Additionally, the Swedish Kroner is at Rs 13.80 for buying and Rs 13.86 for selling, while the Danish Kroner is at Rs 20.29 for buying and Rs 20.37 for selling.
The exchange rates for other currencies include the Hong Kong Dollar at Rs 17.95 for buying and Rs 18.03 for selling, the Kuwaiti Dinar at Rs 452.65 for buying and Rs 454.60 for selling, the Bahraini Dinar at Rs 369.87 for buying and Rs 371.46 for selling, and the Omani Rial at Rs 362.20 for buying and Rs 363.75 for selling. The exchange rate for 100 Indian Rupees is set at Rs 160 for buying and Rs 160.15 for selling.
The central bank has stated that it may revise the exchange rates at any time as needed. Additionally, commercial banks may set different rates, and the updated exchange rates are available on the central bank's website.