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Exchange Rate for 10th March, 2014

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Exchange Rates Fixed by Nepal Rastra Bank
CurrencyUnitBuying/Rs.Selling/Rs.
Indian Rupee
100
160
160.15
Open Market Exchange Rates
(For the purpose of Nepal Rastra Bank)
CurrencyUnitBuying/Rs.Selling/Rs.
U.S. dollar
1
97.44
98.04
European euro
1
135.22
136.05
UK pound sterling
1
162.87
163.87
Swiss franc
1
110.97
111.65
Australian dollar
1
88.40
88.94
Canadian dollar
1
87.88
88.42
Singapore dollar
1
76.80
77.27
Japanese yen
10
9.43
9.49
Chinese renminbi (Yuan)
1
15.91
16.00
Only Buying rates
CurrencyUnitRates/Rs.
Swedish Krone
1
15.27
Danish Krone
1
18.12
Hong Kong dollar
1
12.55
Saudi Arabian riyal
1
25.98
Qatari riyal
1
26.76
Thai baht
1
3.01
UAE Dirham
1
26.53
Malaysian ringgit
1
29.91

source: nrb.org.np

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