Bangladesh foreign exchange rates show steady fluctuations
Khabor Wala Desk
Published: 24th June 2026, 3:04 PM
Foreign exchange markets in Bangladesh continue to reflect the shifting dynamics of the global economy, with daily movements in currency values shaped by trade flows, remittance inflows, and international payment obligations. Import demand, export earnings, and overseas worker remittances all play a defining role in determining the pressure on the local currency.
According to the latest updated figures from commercial banks and the Bangladesh Bank, the exchange rates for major foreign currencies against the Bangladeshi Taka were recorded on 23 June 2026. Market observers note that while fluctuations persist, overall conditions remain relatively contained, supported by regulatory oversight and a steady inflow of foreign currency earnings.
Latest foreign exchange rates
Currency
Bangladeshi Taka
US Dollar
122.75
Euro
139.70
British Pound
162.06
Canadian Dollar
86.35
Australian Dollar
84.86
Chinese Yuan
18.06
Singapore Dollar
94.64
Indian Rupee
1.29
Malaysian Ringgit
29.73
Saudi Riyal
32.78
Qatari Riyal
33.70
Kuwaiti Dinar
398.18
UAE Dirham
33.52
Economists suggest that the relative stability in the US dollar exchange rate over recent periods reflects a balance between demand for import settlements and the supply of foreign currency through remittances and export earnings. The central bank’s monitoring measures have also contributed to preventing sharp volatility in the market, even as global financial conditions remain uncertain.
Despite this stability, import-dependent sectors continue to exert pressure on foreign exchange demand. Energy imports, industrial raw materials, and consumer goods contribute significantly to sustained dollar requirements in the domestic market. This demand, when combined with external economic pressures, keeps certain currencies under upward strain against the Taka.
Remittance inflows from overseas workers remain a crucial stabilising factor. Alongside export receipts, they help maintain liquidity in the foreign exchange market and support overall macroeconomic balance. Analysts indicate that if these inflows continue at a steady pace, and export performance remains consistent, the exchange rate environment may remain broadly stable in the near term.
Currency movements continue to have a direct impact on businesses, importers, and household expenses. As a result, market participants are closely monitoring developments to guide pricing strategies, procurement planning, and financial forecasting in an increasingly interconnected global economy.
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