Khabor Wala Desk
Published: 6th July 2026, 5:44 PM

Remittances sent by more than 10 million Bangladeshis living overseas remain one of the country’s most significant economic lifelines, contributing substantially to foreign exchange reserves and supporting millions of households. Exchange rates also play a crucial role in international trade, imports and exports, overseas education, medical treatment, tourism and a wide range of cross-border financial transactions. As a result, keeping track of the latest value of the Bangladeshi taka against major foreign currencies is essential for both individuals and businesses.
The latest exchange rates for the Bangladeshi taka against major international currencies were published on Monday, 6 July 2026. These rates reflect prevailing conditions in the global foreign exchange market and may fluctuate throughout the day depending on international demand and supply, market sentiment and broader economic developments. Minor variations may also occur between financial institutions and authorised money exchange services.
The updated exchange rates are as follows:
| Country / Currency | Exchange Rate (Bangladeshi Taka) |
|---|---|
| Malaysian Ringgit (1) | Tk 30.28 |
| Saudi Riyal (1) | Tk 32.79 |
| US Dollar (1) | Tk 122.70 |
| Euro (1) | Tk 143.35 |
| Euro (Italy) (1) | Tk 143.35 |
| British Pound Sterling (1) | Tk 164.88 |
| Singapore Dollar (1) | Tk 95.94 |
| Australian Dollar (1) | Tk 85.97 |
| New Zealand Dollar (1) | Tk 70.57 |
| Canadian Dollar (1) | Tk 86.64 |
| UAE Dirham (1) | Tk 33.65 |
| Omani Riyal (1) | Tk 319.05 |
| Bahraini Dinar (1) | Tk 328.12 |
| Qatari Riyal (1) | Tk 33.92 |
| Kuwaiti Dinar (1) | Tk 401.61 |
| Swiss Franc (1) | Tk 150.00 |
| South African Rand (1) | Tk 7.59 |
| Japanese Yen (1) | Tk 0.766 |
| South Korean Won (1) | Tk 0.07987175 |
| Indian Rupee (1) | Tk 1.25 |
Financial analysts note that foreign exchange rates are inherently dynamic and are influenced by a range of global factors, including economic performance, monetary policy decisions, inflation trends and movements in international financial markets. Consequently, exchange rates can change frequently, making it advisable to verify the latest figures before conducting any transaction.
For expatriate Bangladeshis, even modest fluctuations in exchange rates can affect the amount received by families back home. Businesses engaged in import and export activities also monitor currency movements closely, as changes in exchange rates can directly influence operating costs, pricing and profitability. Similarly, students preparing to study abroad, travellers planning overseas visits and patients seeking medical treatment in foreign countries often rely on up-to-date exchange rates when estimating their expenses.
Industry sources have also pointed out that buying and selling rates for foreign currencies may differ slightly from one bank or authorised money exchange provider to another. Customers are therefore encouraged to confirm the latest applicable rate with their chosen financial institution before sending remittances, purchasing foreign currency or completing any international financial transaction.
As with all foreign exchange markets, these rates are not fixed and may be revised at any time in response to changing global market conditions.
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