The new exchange rate of foreign currency was determined, what is the price of which country?

Kathmandu. Nepal Rastra Bank has determined the foreign currency exchange rate for today. According to the new rate announced by the Central Bank, the buying rate of one US dollar is set at 153 rupees 10 paisa and the selling rate is 153 rupees 70 paisa.

Similarly, the buying rate of European Euro One is Rs 175 83 paisa and the selling rate is Rs 176 52 paisa, while the buying rate of UK Pound Sterling is fixed at Rs 204 69 paisa and the selling rate is fixed at Rs 205 50 paisa. The buying rate of the Swiss franc has reached 185 rupees 65 paisa and the selling rate has reached 186 rupees 38 paisa.

The buying rate of the Australian dollar is 109 rupees 08 paise and the selling rate is 109 rupees 51 paise, the buying rate of the Canadian dollar is 109 rupees 37 paise and the selling rate is 109 rupees 80 paise and the buying rate of the Singapore dollar is 119 rupees 85 paise and the selling rate is 120 rupees 32 paise. The buying rate of 10 Japanese yen remained at 9 rupees 70 paisa and the selling rate was 9 rupees 73 paisa while the buying rate of Chinese yuan was fixed at 22 rupees 86 paisa and the selling rate was fixed at 22 rupees 95 paisa.

Express

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