Foreign currency exchange rates: US dollar becomes more expensive, euro and pound fall
Kathmandu. Nepal Rastra Bank has determined new exchange rates for foreign currencies for today, Friday. According to the latest details made public by the central bank, compared with the previous day, Thursday, the price of the US dollar has gone up today, while the value of other major foreign currencies, including the euro and pound sterling, has fallen for the second consecutive day.
According to the set exchange rates, the buying rate for one US dollar today has been fixed at 149 rupees 61 paisa and the selling rate at 150 rupees 78 paisa. Yesterday, Thursday, the buying rate for one US dollar was 150 rupees 18 paisa and the selling rate was 150 rupees 21 paisa. According to the published data, the selling rate has increased, while there has been some change in the buying rate.
Similarly, the value of the European euro has fallen for the second consecutive day. Today, the buying rate for one euro has been set at 166 rupees 60 paisa and the selling rate at 167 rupees 27 paisa. On the previous day, Thursday, one euro was traded at a buying rate of 166 rupees 64 paisa and a selling rate of 167 rupees 30 paisa.
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