The Bangladeshi Taka maintained relative stability against major international currencies today, according to the latest official exchange rates published by Bangladesh Bank on 19 September 2026.

In the official forex market, the US Dollar is trading at a buying rate of 122.90 Taka and a selling rate of 123.00 Taka. The British Pound sterling stands at 164.45 Taka for buying and 164.62 Taka for selling, whilst the Euro is quoted at 140.89 Taka buying and 141.04 Taka selling.

Across other key global currencies, the Indian Rupee remains unchanged at 1.28 Taka for both buying and selling. The Australian Dollar is being bought at 87.09 Taka and sold at 87.21 Taka, while the Singapore Dollar trades between 96.13 Taka and 96.24 Taka. Additionally, the Chinese Yuan is pegged at 18.31 Taka buying and 18.32 Taka selling, with the Japanese Yen holding steady at a fraction under one Taka, trading at 0.79 Taka buying and selling.

This period of currency stability follows a broader recovery in Bangladesh’s external financial position over the past two years. Central bank figures show that gross foreign exchange reserves have strengthened significantly, climbing to over 36 billion US Dollars. This buffer, calculated in line with the International Monetary Fund’s standard accounting framework, provides crucial coverage for essential imports such as fuel, industrial raw materials, and agricultural commodities.

Robust remittance inflows from expatriate workers alongside strategic liquidity management by Bangladesh Bank have helped ease prior pressure on commercial banks. Financial market analysts suggest that while import liabilities and global economic fluctuations continue to require vigilant oversight, current exchange rate levels reflect improved dollar availability and a far more balanced foreign exchange market.