Here is the foreign currency exchange rate today
-
Media Baaji
- Thu, 8 October 2026
Kathmandu. Nepal Rastra Bank has determined the exchange rate of foreign currencies for today. Today, most foreign currencies rose in value, including the US dollar, Australian dollar, pound, Kuwaiti and Bahraini dinars. However, some currencies, including the Euro, have depreciated, according to the National Bank.
All foreign currencies rose yesterday, including the US dollar, Australian dollar, euro, pound, Kuwaiti and Bahraini dinars. Today, the buying rate of US dollar 1 is fixed at 154 rupees 55 paisa and the selling rate is fixed at 155 rupees 15 paisa. Yesterday, the buying rate of US dollar 1 was 153 rupees 98 paisa and the selling rate was 154 rupees 58 paisa.
Last June 7, the buying rate of US dollar 1 reached 154 rupees 62 paisa and the selling rate reached 155 rupees 22 paisa. This exchange rate of the US dollar is the most expensive ever. Similarly, today the buying rate of Euro 1 is 173 rupees 02 paisa and the selling rate is 173 rupees 69 paisa.
Express
Related News
Heavy fall in the price of gold, how much per tola?
Kathmandu. Gold prices fell on Monday. Today, the price of gold has decreased by 13 thousand 400 rupees per tola. According to the Nepal Gold and Silver Traders Federation, the price of gold in Chapawal has remained at 286,600 rupees per tola on M...
Gas import from India increased, sales will be normal within the week
Kathmandu. The sales and distribution of LP gas for cooking, which has been seen in various parts of the country including Kathmandu Valley, has gradually started to ease. Nepal Oil Corporation has stated that the shortage of gas is decreasing due...
The panic of bananas in the Nepali market, with the shortage, a huge increase in prices
Kathmandu. There is currently an extreme shortage of bananas in the Nepali market. Such a situation has been created in the market after the businessmen themselves boycotted the bananas coming in illegally through the Indian border. Traders have b...
Ministry's directive to refund fees collected illegally from students
Kathmandu. The Ministry of Education, Science and Technology has directed all concerned to refund the illegally collected fees to the students. The ministry issued a statement on Wednesday and directed some institutional schools to return the amou...
NEPSE rose by 28.73 points, turnover 6.47 billion
Kathmandu - On the second trading day of the week, NEPSE index increased by 28.73 points to reach 2639.37 points. 6.47 billion rupees were traded when 12.4 million shares of 335 companies were bought and sold. While the share price of 214 companie...
NADA expresses grief over severe floods in Rasuwa, urges vigilance in affected areas
Kathmandu. Nepal Automobile Importers and Manufacturers Association NADA has expressed deep sorrow over the extensive damage caused to life, infrastructure and public and private property in Timure, Syafrabensi and Rasuwagadhi areas due to the sev...