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Current Exchange Rates: 22 February 2026

Khabor Wala Desk

Published: 22nd February 2026, 10:39 AM

Current Exchange Rates: 22 February 2026

Bangladesh’s economic links with countries around the world continue to expand, bolstered by trade, investment, and the contributions of its vast diaspora. Millions of Bangladeshis living abroad send remittances back home, playing a crucial role in keeping the nation’s economy vibrant and liquid. To assist expatriates and local businesses in planning their financial transactions, the Bangladesh Bank has published today’s (22 February 2026) official currency exchange rates.

According to Bangladesh Bank data, the US dollar is trading at a purchase rate of BDT 122.30 and a selling rate of BDT 122.30, giving an average exchange rate of BDT 122.30. The euro is being bought at BDT 144.06 and sold at BDT 145.10. Meanwhile, the British pound is trading at BDT 164.88 for buying and BDT 164.92 for selling.

Currency rates fluctuate continuously depending on international market conditions, import-export activities, and remittance inflows. Traders, businesses, and individuals engaged in foreign transactions are advised to monitor rates regularly to make informed decisions.

Below is a summary of the key exchange rates in the Bangladeshi market for 22 February 2026:

Currency Buying Rate (BDT) Selling Rate (BDT)
US Dollar (USD) 122.30 122.30
British Pound (GBP) 164.88 164.92
Euro (EUR) 144.06 145.10
Japanese Yen (JPY) 0.80 0.80
Australian Dollar (AUD) 86.62 86.63
Singapore Dollar (SGD) 96.49 96.58
Canadian Dollar (CAD) 89.36 89.41
Indian Rupee (INR) 1.34 1.35
Saudi Riyal (SAR) 32.58 32.50

These rates reflect official transactions at commercial banks and authorised foreign exchange dealers. Variations may occur due to market demand, supply, and regulatory changes.

As Bangladesh strengthens its global economic presence, keeping track of currency movements remains essential for exporters, importers, overseas workers, and investors. The country’s currency market continues to be influenced not only by global financial trends but also by the steady flow of remittances from Bangladeshis abroad, which underpins domestic liquidity and consumer spending.

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