KATHMANDU, May 16: Nepal Rastra Bank has announced the foreign exchange rates for today. According to the published rates, the buying rate for one US dollar stands at Rs 136.59, while the selling rate is Rs 137.19.
Similarly, the buying rate for one euro is Rs 152.91, and the selling rate is Rs 153.58. The buying rate for one UK pound sterling is Rs 181.46, and the selling rate is Rs 182.26. For one Swiss franc, the buying rate is Rs 162.93 and the selling rate is Rs 163.64.
The central bank has set the buying rate for one Australian dollar at Rs 87.51 and the selling rate at Rs 87.90. For one Canadian dollar, the buying rate is Rs 97.66 and the selling rate is Rs 98.09. The buying rate for one Singapore dollar is Rs 105.18, and the selling rate is Rs 105.64.
Pound, Singapore Dollar and Australian Dollar strengthen
Likewise, the buying rate for 10 Japanese yen is Rs 9.36, and the selling rate is Rs 9.40. The buying rate for one Chinese yuan is Rs 18.94, and the selling rate is Rs 19.03. One Saudi Arabian riyal buys at Rs 36.42 and sells at Rs 36.58. One Qatari riyal buys at Rs 37.48 and sells at Rs 37.64.
According to the central bank, the buying rate for one Thai baht is Rs 4.10 and the selling rate is Rs 4.12. One UAE dirham buys at Rs 37.19 and sells at Rs 37.35. The buying rate for one Malaysian ringgit is Rs 31.89, and the selling rate is Rs 32.03.
Similarly, the buying rate for 100 South Korean won is Rs 9.77, and the selling rate is Rs 9.81. One Swedish krona buys at Rs 14.03 and sells at Rs 14.09. The buying rate for one Danish krone is Rs 20.50, and the selling rate is Rs 20.59.
Nepal Rastra Bank has set the buying rate for one Hong Kong dollar at Rs 17.49 and the selling rate at Rs 17.57. One Kuwaiti dinar buys at Rs 444.27 and sells at Rs 446.22. The buying rate for one Bahraini dinar is Rs 362.33, and the selling rate is Rs 363.92. One Omani riyal buys at Rs 354.80 and sells at Rs 356.36.
The buying rate for INR 100 is Rs 160, and the selling rate is Rs 160.15.
Nepal Rastra Bank has stated that these rates are subject to change at any time as needed. Exchange rates set by commercial banks may vary based on the open market, and the updated rates are available on the central bank's website.
