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NRB announces foreign exchange rates for today

June 29, 2026
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Nepal Rastra Bank in Thapathali. Photo: Bikram Rai/Nepal News
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KATHMANDU: Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB), the central bank of Nepal, has determined the foreign currency exchange rates for today, Monday. According to the central bank, the buying rate for one US Dollar is set at Rs 150.74 and the selling rate at Rs 151.34.

Similarly, the buying and selling rates for one European Euro are fixed at Rs 171.60 and Rs 172.29, one UK Pound Sterling at Rs 199.01 and Rs 199.81, and one Swiss Franc at Rs 186.16 and Rs 186.90 respectively.

The exchange rates for other major global currencies have also been updated. The buying and selling rates for one Australian Dollar stand at Rs 104.00 and Rs 104.41, one Canadian Dollar at Rs 106.20 and Rs 106.62, and one Singapore Dollar at Rs 116.49 and Rs 116.95. For Asian and Middle Eastern currencies, 10 Japanese Yen can be bought for Rs 9.32 and sold for Rs 9.36, while one Chinese Yuan is set at Rs 22.17 and Rs 22.26. One Saudi Arabian Riyal is priced at Rs 40.14 and Rs 40.30, one Qatari Riyal at Rs 41.39 and Rs 41.56, and one UAE Dirham at Rs 41.04 and Rs 41.20.

Additionally, the central bank has fixed the rates for one Thai Baht at Rs 4.52 and Rs 4.54, one Malaysian Ringgit at Rs 36.88 and Rs 37.03, and 100 South Korean Won at Rs 9.82 and Rs 9.86. Among Scandinavian currencies, one Swedish Krona is trading at Rs 15.48 and Rs 15.55, and one Danish Krone at Rs 22.96 and Rs 23.05.

One Hong Kong Dollar is valued at Rs 19.22 and Rs 19.30, one Kuwaiti Dinar at Rs 489.57 and Rs 491.52, one Bahraini Dinar at Rs 399.84 and Rs 401.43, and one Omani Rial at Rs 391.55 and Rs 393.11. Lastly, the exchange rate for 100 Indian Rupees remains pegged, with a buying rate of Rs 160.00 and a selling rate of Rs 160.15.

NRB has noted that these rates are subject to revision at any time depending on market conditions. It further clarified that the exchange rates offered by individual commercial banks may differ, and the latest updated figures can be accessed directly on the central bank’s official website.