Are you exchanging foreign currency? Find out today's foreign currency exchange rates
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Media Baaji
- Tue, 4 November 2025
Kathmandu. Nepal Rastra Bank has determined the exchange rate of foreign currency for today. According to Rashtra Bank, the buying rate of one US dollar has been fixed at 141 rupees 75 paisa and the selling rate is 142 rupees 35 paisa. Similarly, the buying rate of the European Euro One is 163 rupees 25 paise and the selling rate is 163 rupees 94 paise, the buying rate of the UK Pound Sterling is 186 rupees 19 paise and the selling rate is 186 rupees 98 paise, the buying rate of the Swiss Franc is 175 rupees 63 paise and the selling rate is 176 rupees 37 paise.
The buying rate of one Australian dollar is 92 rupees 84 paise and the selling rate is 93 rupees 23 paise.
The buying rate of Japanese yen 10 is 9 rupees 20 paisa and the selling rate is 9 rupees 24 paisa, the buying rate of Chinese yuan is 19 rupees 90 paisa and the selling rate is 19 rupees 99 paisa, the buying rate of one Saudi Arabian riyal is 37 rupees 79 paisa and the selling rate is 37 rupees 95 paisa, the buying rate of one Qatari riyal is 38 rupees 89 paisa and the selling rate is 39 rupees 05 paisa.
According to the central bank, the buying rate of one Thai baht is 4 rupees 36 paisa and the selling rate is 4 rupees 38 paisa, the buying rate of one UAE dirham is 38 rupees 59 paisa and the selling rate is 38 rupees 76 paisa, the buying rate of one Malaysian ringgit is 33 rupees 75 paisa and the selling rate is 33 90 paisa, the buying rate of one hundred rupees is 9 rupees 92 paisa and the selling rate is 9 rupees 96 paisa, the buying rate of one paise is 14 rupees and the selling rate is 14 rupees. The buying rate of Rs 98 paisa and Danish kroner one is fixed at Rs 21 86 paisa and the selling rate is fixed at Rs 21 95 paisa.
The National Bank has set the buying rate of one Hong Kong dollar at 18 rupees 23 paise and the selling rate of 18 rupees 31 paise, the buying rate of one Kuwaiti dinar is 461 rupees 56 paise and the selling rate of 463 rupees 51 paise, the buying rate of one Bahraini dinar is 375 rupees 99 paise and the selling rate is 377 rupees 59 paise, the buying rate of one omni riyal is 368 rupees 16 paise and the selling rate is 369 rupees 72 paise. The buying rate of 100 Indian rupees is fixed at 160 rupees and the selling rate is 15 paise at 160 rupees.
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