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KATHMANDU, June 30: The US Dollar continues to hold strong against the Nepali Rupee as the Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) fixed Monday’s foreign exchange rates, with the buying rate of the greenback set at Rs 136.47 and the selling rate at Rs 137.07.
The Euro also saw a solid showing, trading at Rs 159.94 (buying) and Rs 160.65 (selling). The British Pound remains one of the highest-valued currencies, set at Rs 187.18 for buying and Rs 188.00 for selling.
Value of US Dollar, Riyals, Dirhams rise, Euro, Pound, Yen fall
Among other major currencies, the Swiss Franc is valued at Rs 170.79 (buying) and Rs 171.54 (selling), while the Australian Dollar trades at Rs 89.12 and Rs 89.51 respectively. The Canadian Dollar stands at Rs 99.74 (buying) and Rs 100.18 (selling), and the Singapore Dollar is priced at Rs 106.96 and Rs 107.43.
Asian currencies saw relatively stable rates. The Chinese Yuan is priced at Rs 19.03 (buying) and Rs 19.11 (selling), and the Japanese Yen at Rs 9.43 and Rs 9.47 per 10 units. The Indian Rupee remains fixed at Rs 160.00 for buying and Rs 160.15 for selling per 100 units.
In the Gulf region, the Saudi Riyal stands at Rs 36.39 (buying) and Rs 36.55 (selling), while the Qatari Riyal is exchanged at Rs 37.34 and Rs 37.50. The UAE Dirham is priced at Rs 37.16 (buying) and Rs 37.32 (selling). The Kuwaiti Dinar continues to top the list at Rs 447.00 for buying and Rs 448.97 for selling.
Other notable rates include the Malaysian Ringgit at Rs 32.27 (buying) and Rs 32.41 (selling), Thai Baht at Rs 4.19 and Rs 4.21, and the South Korean Won at Rs 10.00 (buying) and Rs 10.04 (selling) per 100 units. The Swedish Krona trades at Rs 14.38 and Rs 14.44, while the Danish Krone is valued at Rs 21.44 and Rs 21.53.
The NRB noted that these rates are indicative and subject to change. Commercial banks may offer slightly different rates, with real-time updates available on the central bank’s official website.
