Kathmandu, January 9, 2026 — Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has published the official NRB foreign exchange rates Nepal today, giving direction to banks, traders, importers, exporters, and remittance services across Nepal.
According to NRB, the US dollar remains strong against the Nepali rupee. The central bank has fixed the buying rate of one US dollar at Rs 143.74, while the selling rate stands at Rs 144.34. These rates will be used for most forex transactions today.
The Euro is also trading at a higher level. NRB has set the buying rate at Rs 167.85 and the selling rate at Rs 168.55, showing steady demand for the European currency.
Similarly, the UK pound sterling continues to stay firm. The buying rate has been fixed at Rs 193.27, while the selling rate is Rs 194.08. This makes the pound one of the strongest currencies against the Nepali rupee today.
The Swiss franc, which is widely used in global trade and banking, is trading at Rs 180.29 for buying and Rs 181.05 for selling.
Among other major currencies, the Australian dollar is priced at Rs 96.27 (buying) and Rs 96.67 (selling). The Canadian dollar stands at Rs 103.64 for buying and Rs 104.08 for selling. Likewise, the Singapore dollar has been fixed at Rs 111.94 for buying and Rs 112.41 for selling.
Regarding regional trade, the rate for 100 Indian rupees has been fixed at Rs 160 for purchasing and Rs 160.15 for selling. The NRB has also made changes in the foreign exchange rates Nepal for other countries, such as the Japanese Yen, Chinese Yuan, and Saudi Riyal.
The foreign exchange rates Nepal of NRB have a direct impact on import costs, earnings from exports, remittances received, and foreign investments associated with NEPSE. Concerned businesses utilize these rates as the benchmark on a daily basis.
In conclusion, the situation is such that the Nepali rupee is still under pressure on the foreign exchange market, whereas the world’s leading foreign exchange instruments such as the US dollar and UK pound are performing at an all-time high.
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