New foreign currency exchange rate: US dollar stable, what is the price of euro and pound?

Kathmandu. Nepal Rastra Bank has published the exchange rates of various countries' currencies for today. According to the rates determined by the Central Bank, the buying rate of one US dollar has been fixed at 151 rupees 63 paise and the selling rate of 152 rupees 23 paise. Similarly, the buying rate of European Euro One is 169 rupees 22 paisa and the selling rate is 169 rupees 89 paise, while the buying rate of UK Pound Sterling is 203 rupees 07 paisa and the selling rate is 203 rupees 87 paise. The buying rate of one Swiss franc has reached 183 rupees 78 paisa and the selling rate has reached 184 rupees 51 paisa.

According to he National Bank, today the buying rate of one Australian dollar is 106 rupees 64 paise and the selling rate is 107 rupees 06 paise, the buying rate of one Canadian dollar is 108 rupees 51 paise and the selling rate is 108 rupees 94 paise and the buying rate of one Singapore dollar is 118 rupees 64 paise and the selling rate is 119 rupees 11 paise.

Similarly, the buying rate of Japanese yen 10 is 9 rupees 62 paisa and the selling rate is 9 rupees 66 paisa, the buying rate of one Chinese yuan is 22 rupees 79 paisa and the selling rate is 22 rupees 88 paisa, the buying rate of one Saudi Arabian riyal is 40 rupees 40 paisa and the selling rate is 40 rupees 56 paisa and the buying rate of one Qatari riyal is 41 rupees 62 paisa and the selling rate is 41 rupees 78 paisa.

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