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NRB Fixes Today’s Forex Rates: USD and Major Currencies See New Benchmarks

Nepal Rastra Bank has published Wednesday's exchange rates, setting the US Dollar's buy rate at Rs 152.80 and sell rate at Rs 153.40.

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NRB Fixes Today’s Forex Rates: USD and Major Currencies See New Benchmarks

Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has announced the official foreign exchange rates for Wednesday, providing updated benchmarks for major international currencies. According to the central bank's daily index, the US Dollar (USD) maintains a buying rate of Rs 152.80 against a selling rate of Rs 153.40. Key Currency Benchmarks for Today: European Euro (EUR): Buys at Rs 177.86 and sells at Rs 178.56.UK Pound Sterling (GBP): Buys at Rs 206.00 and sells at Rs 206.81.Indian Rupee (INR): Stays fixed at a buying rate of Rs 160.00 and a selling rate of Rs 160.15 per 100 units.The central bank clarified that these figures serve as a market baseline and can be revised dynamically. Retail rates across various commercial banks may fluctuate slightly based on operational costs and individual market counter demands.

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