Kathmandu—Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB), the central regulatory authority for monetary policy in Nepal, has released the official foreign exchange rates for April 20, 2025. According to the latest update, the buying rate for one US dollar is NPR 136.30, while the selling rate is NPR 136.90.
The rates for other major currencies include the following:
Euro (EUR): Buying rate NPR 155.03, selling rate NPR 155.71
British Pound Sterling (GBP): Buying rate NPR 180.96, selling rate NPR 181.76
Swiss Franc (CHF): Buying rate NPR 166.58, selling rate NPR 167.31
Australian Dollar (AUD): Buying rate NPR 86.89, selling rate NPR 87.27
Canadian Dollar (CAD): Buying rate NPR 98.38, selling rate NPR 98.81
Singapore Dollar (SGD): Buying rate NPR 103.91, selling rate NPR 104.37
Among Asian currencies, the rates are:
Chinese Yuan (CNY): Buying rate NPR 18.66, selling rate NPR 18.75
Japanese Yen (JPY): For 10 units, buying rate NPR 9.58, selling rate NPR 9.62
Indian Rupee (INR): For 100 units, buying rate NPR 160.00, selling rate NPR 160.15
Saudi Riyal (SAR): Buying rate NPR 36.33, selling rate NPR 36.49
High-value currencies such as the Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD) and Bahraini Dinar (BHD) remain significant, with the former having a buying rate of NPR 444.54 and a selling rate of NPR 446.50, while the latter’s rates are NPR 361.61 and NPR 363.20, respectively.
Dynamic Adjustments Expected
NRB has emphasized that these rates are subject to change as per market dynamics and policy requirements. The central bank retains the authority to revise the rates at any time to ensure stability and alignment with global market trends.
Commercial Bank Rates May Vary
It is noteworthy that commercial banks operating in Nepal may set slightly different rates based on open-market conditions. For real-time updates and transaction purposes, NRB advises individuals and businesses to refer to its official website.
This announcement holds significant importance for individuals and businesses engaged in international trade, travel, and remittance activities. It also highlights NRB’s commitment to maintaining transparency in Nepal’s foreign exchange market, a critical aspect of the country’s financial stability.
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