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The Euro and Pound fell modestly today as the US Dollar held steady

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Kathmandu. Nepal Rastra Bank has determined the exchange rate of foreign currency for today. According to the fixed exchange rate, while the US dollar remained stable, the value of European Euro, UK Pound Sterling decreased. According to Rashtra Bank, the buying rate of one US dollar has been fixed at 140 rupees 39 paisa and the selling rate is 140 rupees 99 paisa.

Similarly, the buying rate of the European Euro One is 162 rupees 68 paise and the selling rate is 163 rupees 83 paise, the buying rate of the UK Pound Sterling is 186 rupees 91 paise and the selling rate is 187 rupees 71 paise, the buying rate of the Swiss Franc is 176 rupees 14 paise and the selling rate is 176 rupees 89 paise.

The buying rate of one Australian dollar is 91 rupees 15 paise and the selling rate is 91 rupees 54 paise, the buying rate of one Canadian dollar is 100 rupees 14 paise and the selling rate is 100 rupees 57 paise, the buying rate of one Singapore dollar is 108 rupees 08 paise and the selling rate is 108 rupees 55 paise.

According to the central bank, the buying rate of Japanese yen 10 is 9 rupees 25 paisa and the selling rate is 9 rupees 29 paisa, the buying rate of one Chinese yuan is 19 rupees 70 paisa and the selling rate is 19 rupees 79 paisa, the buying rate of one Saudi Arabian riyal is 37 rupees 43 paisa and the selling rate is 37 rupees 59 paisa, the buying rate of one Qatari riyal is 38 rupees 52 paisa and the selling rate is 38 rupees. 68 money has been retained.

In addition, the buying rate of one Thai baht is 4 rupees 27 paise and the selling rate is 4 rupees 29 paise, the buying rate of one UAE dirham is 38 rupees 22 paise and the selling rate is 38 rupees 39 paise, the buying rate of one Malaysian ringgit is 33 rupees 19 paise and the selling rate is 33 rupees 33 paise, the buying rate of South Korean One 100 is 9 rupees 81 paise and the selling rate is 9 rupees 85 paise, the Swedish The buying rate of one kroner is 14 rupees 88 paisa and the selling rate is 14 rupees 94 paise and the buying rate of one Danish kroner is 21 rupees 78 paisa and the selling price is 21 rupees 87 paise.

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