What is the foreign currency exchange rate today? see
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- Thu, 5 March 2026
Kathmandu. Nepal Rastra Bank has determined the exchange rate of foreign currency for today. According to the Rashtra Bank, the buying rate of one US dollar is 147 rupees 15 paise and the selling rate is 147 rupees 75 paise.
Similarly, the buying rate of European Euro One is 171 rupees 34 paisa and the selling rate is 172 rupees 75 paisa, the buying rate of UK Pound Sterling is 197 rupees 11 paisa and the selling rate is 197 rupees 92 paisa, the buying rate of Swiss Franc is 188 rupees 57 paisa and the selling rate is 189 rupees 34 paisa.
The buying rate of one Australian dollar is 103 rupees 78 paise and the selling rate is 104 rupees 20 paise.
The buying rate of Japanese yen 10 is 9 rupees 36 paisa and the selling rate is 9 rupees 40 paisa, the buying rate of one Chinese yuan is 21 rupees 33 paisa and the selling rate is 21 rupees 42 paisa, the buying rate of one Saudi Arabian riyal is 39 rupees 20 paisa and the selling rate is 39 rupees 36 paisa, the buying rate of one Qatari riyal is 40 rupees 34 paisa and the selling rate is 40 rupees 51 paisa.
According to the central bank, the buying rate of one Thai baht is 4 rupees 67 paise and the selling rate is 4 rupees 69 paise, the buying rate of one UAE dirham is 40 rupees 6 paise and the selling rate is 40 rupees 22 paise, the buying rate of one Malaysian ringgit is 37 rupees 33 paise and the selling rate is 37 rupees 49 paise, the buying rate of one South Korean one is 10 rupees 5 paise and the selling rate is 10 rupees 9 paise, the buying rate of one Swedish kroner is 16 paise and the selling rate is 16 rupees and the Danish kroner The buying rate of one is fixed at 22 rupees 93 paisa and the selling rate is 23 rupees 03 paisa.
According to the National Bank, the buying rate of one Hong Kong dollar is 18 rupees 82 paise and the selling rate is 18 rupees 90 paise, the buying rate of one Kuwaiti dinar is 480 rupees 57 paise and the selling rate is 482 rupees 53 paise, the buying rate of one Bahraini dinar is 390 rupees 6 paise and the selling rate is 391 rupees 65 paisa, the buying rate of one omni riyal is 382 rupees 21 paise and the selling price is 383 rupees 77 paise. The buying rate of 100 Indian rupees is fixed at 160 rupees and the selling rate is 15 paise at 160 rupees.
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