Today’s Exchange Rates for Bangladeshi Taka

With more than 10 million Bangladeshi citizens living and working overseas, foreign currency exchange rates remain a matter of daily importance for households, businesses and financial institutions alike. Remittances sent home by expatriate Bangladeshis continue to play a vital role in supporting the country’s economy, while the steady expansion of international trade has increased the need for accurate and up-to-date currency conversion information.

Whether for receiving overseas earnings, making import payments, planning international travel or conducting cross-border business transactions, fluctuations in exchange rates can have a direct impact on financial decisions. As a result, individuals and businesses closely monitor the value of major global currencies against the Bangladeshi taka.

According to the latest exchange rates published on Friday, 10 July 2026, the Bangladeshi taka traded against major international currencies as follows:

Among the currencies listed, the Kuwaiti dinar remained the highest-valued against the Bangladeshi taka at Tk 401.82, reflecting its position as one of the world’s strongest currencies. The British pound and the euro also maintained significantly higher values than the US dollar, while regional currencies such as the Indian rupee, Malaysian ringgit and Saudi riyal continued to be closely watched because of Bangladesh’s strong trade and labour market links with those countries.

Exchange rates are particularly significant for Bangladeshi migrant workers in the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Europe and North America, as even modest movements in currency values can influence the amount their families receive when remittances are converted into taka. Likewise, importers, exporters and foreign investors monitor these rates to assess transaction costs, pricing and financial risk.

Currency values are influenced by a range of global and domestic factors, including market demand, central bank policies, inflation, interest rates and international economic developments. Consequently, exchange rates may fluctuate throughout the trading day depending on conditions in domestic and international foreign exchange markets.

Financial institutions and authorised money exchange services may also offer buying and selling rates that differ slightly from the indicative market rates. Individuals planning international transactions are therefore advised to verify the latest rates with their respective banks or authorised exchange providers before completing any currency conversion.