The Australian dollar, euro, pound and dinar rose further, while the US dollar also appreciated
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- Tue, 10 February 2026
Kathmandu. Nepal Rastra Bank has determined the exchange rate of foreign currencies for today. Today, the exchange rates of most foreign currencies including the US dollar, Australian dollar, Euro, pound, Kuwaiti and Bahraini dinars have increased. Yesterday, while the exchange rate of US dollar and Kuwaiti dinar remained stable, the exchange rate of most foreign currencies including Australian dollar, euro, pound, Bahraini dinar increased.
Today, the buying rate of US dollar 1 is 144 rupees 92 paisa and the selling rate is 145 rupees 52 paisa. Yesterday, the buying rate of US dollar 1 was 144 rupees 76 paisa and the selling rate was 145 rupees 36 paisa. On January 19, the buying rate of US dollar 1 reached 146 rupees 88 paisa and the selling rate reached 147 rupees 48 paisa. This exchange rate of the US dollar is the most expensive so far.
Similarly, today the buying rate of Euro 1 is 171 rupees 93 paisa and the selling rate is 172 rupees 64 paisa. Yesterday, the buying rate of Euro 1 was 171 rupees 06 paisa and the selling rate was 171 rupees 77 paisa. Today, the buying rate of Pound Sterling 1 is 197 31 paise and the selling rate is 198 rupees 13 paise. Yesterday, the buying rate of Pound Sterling 1 was 197 rupees 07 paisa and the selling rate was 197 rupees 89 paisa.
Today, the buying rate of 1 Australian dollar is 101 rupees 80 paise and the selling rate is 102 rupees 22 paise. Yesterday, the buying rate of 1 Australian dollar was 101 rupees 57 paisa and the selling rate was 101 rupees 99 paisa. Similarly, today the buying rate of Kubeti Dinar 1 is 474 rupees 37 paisa and the selling rate is 476 rupees 33 paisa. Yesterday, the buying rate of Kubeti Dinar 1 was 473 rupees 69 paisa and the selling rate was 475 rupees 65 paisa.
Today, the buying rate of 1 Bahraini dinar is 384 rupees 40 paise and the selling rate is 385 rupees 99 paise. Yesterday, the buying rate of 1 Bahraini dinar was 383 rupees 98 paisa and the selling rate was 385 rupees 57 paisa. According to the National Bank, this exchange rate can be revised at any time as needed. Exchange rates set by commercial banks may vary and updated exchange rates are available on the Central Bank's website.
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