Bangladesh’s economic engagement with the global market continues to deepen, bolstered by trade relations with multiple countries and the steady inflow of remittances from millions of Bangladeshis living abroad. The remittances sent by expatriates play a crucial role in keeping the wheels of the national economy turning, supporting both households and businesses across the country.

For the convenience of individuals and businesses involved in international transactions, the latest currency exchange rates for 5 March 2026 have been published. According to data from Bangladesh Bank, the domestic market sees the US dollar trading at a buying rate of BDT 122.34 and a selling rate of BDT 122.39, with an average exchange rate of BDT 122.35. Meanwhile, the euro is quoted at BDT 142.31 for buying and BDT 142.38 for selling.

It is important to note that these rates are subject to change throughout the day, reflecting the dynamics of the foreign exchange market. Businesses and remittance recipients are advised to confirm rates with their respective banks or authorised foreign exchange dealers before conducting transactions.

The table below summarises the exchange rates for key foreign currencies against the Bangladeshi Taka (BDT):

Experts suggest that fluctuations in global markets, geopolitical developments, and supply-demand dynamics can influence exchange rates daily. Individuals and businesses engaged in international trade or remittance services are encouraged to monitor trends regularly to optimise their foreign currency transactions.

In recent years, Bangladesh’s growing diaspora has significantly contributed to stabilising the Taka, helping maintain liquidity in the foreign exchange market and supporting the broader economy. With ongoing global economic engagement, staying informed about currency movements remains vital for both personal and commercial financial planning.