According to the central bank, one US dollar is being bought at Rs 136.52 and sold at Rs 137.12. The euro is trading at Rs 152.92 for buying and Rs 153.59 for selling, while the British pound is bought at Rs 181.50 and sold at Rs 182.30.
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Sun May 18 2025
Nepal Rastra Bank has released the official foreign exchange rates for Sunday. According to the central bank, one US dollar is being bought at Rs 136.52 and sold at Rs 137.12. The euro is trading at Rs 152.92 for buying and Rs 153.59 for selling, while the British pound is bought at Rs 181.50 and sold at Rs 182.30. The buying rate for the Swiss franc is Rs 163.11, and the selling rate is Rs 163.82. The Australian dollar is being bought at Rs 87.60 and sold at Rs 87.99, and the Canadian dollar at Rs 97.77 for buying and Rs 98.20 for selling. The Singapore dollar is trading at Rs 105.12 for buying and Rs 105.59 for selling.
For other currencies, 10 Japanese yen are being bought at Rs 9.38 and sold at Rs 9.42, while the Chinese yuan is at Rs 18.95 for buying and Rs 19.03 for selling. The Saudi Arabian riyal is being bought at Rs 36.40 and sold at Rs 36.56. The Qatari riyal is trading at Rs 37.46 for buying and Rs 37.62 for selling. The Thai baht has a buying rate of Rs 4.10 and a selling rate of Rs 4.12, and the UAE dirham is being bought at Rs 37.17 and sold at Rs 37.33. The Malaysian ringgit is trading at Rs 31.78 for buying and Rs 31.92 for selling.
In addition, 100 South Korean won are being bought at Rs 9.78 and sold at Rs 9.82. The Swedish kronor is trading at Rs 13.99 for buying and Rs 14.05 for selling, while the Danish kronor is at Rs 20.50 and Rs 20.59 respectively. The Hong Kong dollar is being bought at Rs 17.47 and sold at Rs 17.55. The Kuwaiti dinar is trading at Rs 444.17 for buying and Rs 446.12 for selling, while the Bahraini dinar is at Rs 362.15 and Rs 363.74 respectively. The Omani rial is being bought at Rs 354.62 and sold at Rs 356.18. Finally, the rate for 100 Indian rupees is set at Rs 160.00 for buying and Rs 160.15 for selling.
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