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Nepal Rastra Bank Updates Today's Forex Rates; US Dollar and Major Currencies Hold Steady

Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has released the official foreign exchange rates for Tuesday, fixing the US Dollar buying rate at Rs 152.08 and selling rate at Rs 152.68. The central bank noted that rates may fluctuate based on market conditions and commercial bank policies.

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Nepal Rastra Bank Updates Today's Forex Rates; US Dollar and Major Currencies Hold Steady

Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB), has announced the official foreign exchange rates for today, Tuesday. According to the daily schedule, the buying rate for one US Dollar has been established at Rs 152.08, while its selling rate stands at Rs 152.68. Similarly, the British Pound Sterling is trading at a buying rate of Rs 205.24 and a selling rate of Rs 206.05, whereas the European Euro has been fixed at Rs 177.09 for buying and Rs 177.79 for selling. For oceanian and north american currencies, the Australian Dollar stands at Rs 109.03 (buying) and Rs 109.46 (selling), while the Canadian Dollar is pegged at Rs 110.10 (buying) and Rs 110.54 (selling). NRB highlighted that these rates are subject to change at any moment depending on market volatility. Additionally, open market rates determined by individual commercial banks may slightly vary from the central bank's assigned rates.

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