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Nepal Fixes Dollar Rate at 153.10 Rupees

By Markets Desk · 2026-09-20 · 2 min read
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Nepal Rastra Bank sets the US dollar buying rate at 153.10 rupees for today. The central bank published fixed rates for major currencies. Commercial banks may quote different prices.

The Nepal Rastra Bank fixed the buying rate of one US dollar at 153.10 rupees today. The selling rate stands at 153.70 rupees. The central bank established these figures for the current trading day. This rate serves as the benchmark for foreign currency transactions.

The euro is priced at 175.83 rupees for buying and 176.52 rupees for selling. The British pound sterling trades at 204.69 rupees for buying and 205.50 rupees for selling. The Swiss franc is set at 185.65 rupees for buying and 186.38 rupees for selling. These major currencies maintain stable differentials in the official schedule.

Asia-Pacific currency rates defined

The Australian dollar is fixed at 109.08 rupees for buying and 109.51 rupees for selling. The Canadian dollar stands at 109.37 rupees for buying and 109.80 rupees for selling. The Singapore dollar is set at 119.85 rupees for buying and 120.32 rupees for selling. The Chinese yuan trades at 22.86 rupees for buying and 22.95 rupees for selling.

The Japanese yen is quoted at 9.70 rupees for buying and 9.73 rupees for selling per ten units. The Thai baht is set at 4.59 rupees for buying and 4.61 rupees for selling. The South Korean won stands at 11.04 rupees for buying and 11.09 rupees for selling per hundred units. The Malaysian ringgit trades at 37.52 rupees for buying and 37.67 rupees for selling.

Middle East and Gulf rates

The Saudi Arabian riyal is fixed at 40.76 rupees for buying and 40.92 rupees for selling. The Qatari riyal stands at 41.99 rupees for buying and 42.16 rupees for selling. The UAE dirham is set at 41.69 rupees for buying and 41.85 rupees for selling. The Kuwaiti dinar trades at 498.13 rupees for buying and 500.08 rupees for selling.

The Bahraini dinar is fixed at 406.11 rupees for buying and 407.70 rupees for selling. The Omani rial stands at 397.66 rupees for buying and 399.22 rupees for selling. The Hong Kong dollar is set at 19.51 rupees for buying and 19.59 rupees for selling. These rates reflect the central bank's daily assessment.

European and South Asian rates

The Swedish krona is fixed at 15.59 rupees for buying and 15.65 rupees for selling. The Danish krone stands at 23.52 rupees for buying and 23.61 rupees for selling. The Indian rupee is quoted at 160 rupees for both buying and selling per hundred units. The central bank notes that rates may change based on market conditions.

Commercial banks may quote rates that differ from the central bank's figures. The Nepal Rastra Bank advises checking its official website for the latest updates. The source GN auto markets/forex: exchange rate confirms the daily schedule. These figures provide a clear reference for traders and consumers.

Based on reporting by khabarhub.com, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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