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NRB Latest Exchange Rates: US Dollar Selling Rate Set at Rs 154.46 Today

Nepal Rastra Bank has unveiled today's exchange rates, fixing the US Dollar's selling rate at Rs 154.46.

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NRB Latest Exchange Rates: US Dollar Selling Rate Set at Rs 154.46 Today

Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB),has determined the foreign exchange rates for today. According to the central bank, the buying rate for one US Dollar stands at Rs 153.86, while its selling rate is fixed at Rs 154.46. Looking at major European currencies, the European Euro is being bought at Rs 178.95 and sold at Rs 189.64, whereas the UK Pound Sterling maintains a buying rate of Rs 205.48 and a selling rate of Rs 206.28. Meanwhile, the selling rates for the Australian Dollar and Canadian Dollar have been pegged at Rs 110.45 and Rs 112.32, respectively. For Gulf currencies, the UAE Dirham is trading at a selling rate of Rs 42.06, the Qatari Riyal at Rs 42.38, and the Kuwaiti Diner continues to hold the highest value with a selling rate of Rs 503.46.

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