Kathmandu. Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has fixed the exchange rate of foreign currency for today. According to the Nepal Rastra Bank, the value of the US dollar has reached an all-time high. Similarly, the price of currencies including the euro, pound sterling, Swiss franc and Australian dollar has also increased.

As per the exchange rate, the selling rate of one US dollar has been fixed at Rs 143.50 and Rs 144.10. Similarly, the selling rate of Euro 1 has been fixed at Rs 166.57 and the selling rate of Euro 1 has been fixed at Rs 167.27, the selling rate of UK pound Sterling 1 has been fixed at Rs 189.43 and the selling rate of Swiss Franc 1 has been fixed at Rs 178.33 and Rs 179.07.

The selling rate of one Australian dollar has been fixed at Rs 102.42 and selling rate of 1 Australian dollar has been fixed at Rs 102.85 and the selling rate of Singapore dollar 1 has been fixed at Rs 110.56 and Rs 111.02.

Similarly, the selling rate of 10 Japanese Yen was set at Rs 9.24 and the selling rate of Chinese Yuan 1 was Rs 20.30 and Rs 20.38, while the selling rate of Saudi Arabian Riyal 1 was Rs 38.23 and the selling rate was Rs 39.38.

According to the central bank, the selling rate of Thai Dirham 1 is Rs 4.48 and Rs 4.50, the selling rate of UAE Dirham 1 is Rs 39.07 and the selling rate is Rs 39.23, the Malaysian Ringat 1 is Rs 34.72 and the selling rate is Rs 34.87. The selling rate of Swedish kroner 1 has been fixed at Rs 15.17 and the selling rate of Danish kroner 1 has been fixed at Rs 22.30 and Rs 22.40.

The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has set the selling rate of one Hong Kong Dollar 1 at 18.43 rupees and selling rate of 18.51 for Kuwaiti Dinar 1, the buying rate of one of Kuwaiti Dinar is 467.46 and the selling rate is 469.41 paise, the selling rate of Bahrain Dinar 1 is 380.64 and the selling rate is 382.23 paise. The selling rate has been fixed at Rs 160 and Rs 100 for buying and Rs 100.

Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has stated that the exchange rate can be revised at any time as per the need. However, the exchange rate fixed by the commercial bank may vary and the updated exchange rate will be available on the central bank’s website.