The latest foreign currency exchange rates for Wednesday, 4 November 2026, have been published, providing an updated picture of the value of the Bangladeshi taka against major international currencies. The rates include the US dollar, British pound, euro, Indian rupee, Australian dollar, Singapore dollar, Chinese yuan and Japanese yen.
According to information obtained from Bangladesh Bank, the US dollar is being traded at Tk 124.35 for both buying and selling. The British pound is quoted at Tk 166.77 for buying and Tk 166.85 for selling, making it the highest-valued currency among those listed in the latest update.
The euro is being exchanged at Tk 139.19 for buying and Tk 139.21 for selling. Meanwhile, the Indian rupee stands at Tk 1.31 for both buying and selling. The Australian dollar is quoted at Tk 86.62 for buying and Tk 86.65 for selling, while the Singapore dollar is valued at Tk 97.02 and Tk 97.06, respectively.
The Chinese yuan is trading at Tk 18.64 for both buying and selling. The Japanese yen, meanwhile, is valued at Tk 0.78 on both sides of the exchange.
Latest Foreign Currency Exchange Rates
The following rates reflect the figures available in the latest update dated 4 November 2026:
- US Dollar (USD): Buying Tk 124.35 | Selling Tk 124.35
- British Pound (GBP): Buying Tk 166.77 | Selling Tk 166.85
- Euro (EUR): Buying Tk 139.19 | Selling Tk 139.21
- Indian Rupee (INR): Buying Tk 1.31 | Selling Tk 1.31
- Australian Dollar (AUD): Buying Tk 86.62 | Selling Tk 86.65
- Singapore Dollar (SGD): Buying Tk 97.02 | Selling Tk 97.06
- Chinese Yuan (CNY): Buying Tk 18.64 | Selling Tk 18.64
- Japanese Yen (JPY): Buying Tk 0.78 | Selling Tk 0.78
Why Foreign Exchange Rates Matter
Foreign currency exchange rates are particularly significant for Bangladesh, where international trade, overseas employment, remittances, education and travel generate substantial demand for foreign currencies.
The US dollar plays a particularly important role in the country’s foreign exchange market because it is widely used for international trade settlements, import payments and other cross-border transactions. Changes in its value against the taka can influence the cost of imported goods, business expenses and the overall balance of foreign currency transactions.
For expatriate Bangladeshis and their families, exchange rates are equally important. The value of remittances converted into taka determines how much money recipients receive in Bangladesh. Similarly, students studying abroad, international travellers and businesses involved in overseas transactions need to monitor currency movements when planning their expenses.
Buying and Selling Rates: What Should Customers Know?
The buying rate refers to the price at which a financial institution or authorised foreign exchange provider purchases foreign currency from a customer. The selling rate represents the price at which it sells foreign currency to customers.
Although the published figures provide a useful reference, actual transaction rates may vary depending on the bank, authorised dealer, transaction type and applicable service charges. Customers should therefore confirm the prevailing rate with their respective financial institutions before conducting a foreign currency transaction.
Last updated: Wednesday, 4 November 2026.
The exchange rates listed above reflect the figures provided in the latest available update and are intended as a reference for individuals, businesses, expatriates and other users of foreign currency services.
