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Today's Forex: US Dollar Crosses Rs 151 as NRB Updates Exchange Rates

Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) updates foreign exchange rates for Monday, with the US Dollar selling at Rs 151.10 and the Euro at Rs 177.07.

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Today's Forex: US Dollar Crosses Rs 151 as NRB Updates Exchange Rates

Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB), the central regulatory body, has released the official foreign exchange rates for Monday, April 27, 2026. The latest update shows a significant valuation for major international currencies against the Nepalese Rupee (NPR). According to the central bank, the US Dollar has been fixed at a buying rate of Rs 150.50 and a selling rate of Rs 151.10. Meanwhile, European currencies maintain a strong position; the Euro stands at a selling rate of Rs 177.07, and the UK Pound Sterling has reached a selling rate of Rs 204.48. For those looking at Oceanic and North American currencies, the Australian Dollar is being sold at Rs 108.08, while the Canadian Dollar is priced at Rs 110.55. NRB has reminded the public that while these are the benchmark rates, commercial banks may offer slightly different rates, and these figures are subject to change based on global market fluctuations.

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