What is the exchange rate of which foreign currency on Wednesday?

Kathmandu. Nepal Rastra Bank has determined the foreign currency exchange rate for Wednesday. According to the fixed exchange rate, the buying rate of one US dollar is 150 rupees 97 paisa and the selling rate is 151 rupees 57 paisa. Similarly, the buying rate of the European Euro is 176 rupees 57 paisa and the selling rate is 177 rupees 27 paisa, the buying rate of the UK pound sterling is 203 rupees 55 paisa and the selling rate is 204 rupees 36 paisa, the buying rate of the Swiss franc is 191 rupees 16 paisa and the selling rate is 191 rupees 92 paisa.

The buying rate of one Australian dollar is 108 rupees 13 paise and the selling rate is 108 rupees 56 paise, the buying rate of one Canadian dollar is 110 rupees 46 paise and the selling rate is 110 rupees 90 paise, the buying rate of one Singapore dollar is 118 rupees 18 paise and the selling rate is 118 rupees 65 paise.

The buying rate of Japanese yen 10 is 9 rupees 45 paisa and the selling rate is 9 rupees 49 paisa, the buying rate of one Chinese yuan is 22 rupees 08 paisa and the selling rate is 22 rupees 17 paisa, the buying rate of one Saudi Arabian riyal is 40 rupees 25 paisa and the selling rate is 40 rupees 41 paisa, the buying rate of one Qatari riyal is 41 rupees 41 paisa and the selling rate is 41 rupees 58 paisa.

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