With over ten million non-resident Bangladeshis living and working across the globe, monitoring daily foreign exchange rates remains vital for millions of households and commercial entities. Driven by steadily expanding international trade and essential inward remittances, accurate currency conversion figures enable expatriates to maximize their transfers while helping businesses manage cross-border transactions efficiently.
On Thursday, 23 July 2026, official banking channels and currency exchanges recorded key foreign currency valuations against the Bangladeshi Taka (BDT).
In the primary currency markets, the US Dollar stood at 123.34 Taka, while the British Pound traded at 165.32 Taka. Reflecting strong economic ties across Europe, the European Euro and Italian Euro were both quoted at 143.14 Taka. Amongst Middle Eastern currencies—a crucial sector for non-resident Bangladeshi workers—the Kuwaiti Dinar topped the valuations at 402.30 Taka, followed by the Omani Rial at 320.00 Taka and the Saudi Riyal at 32.89 Taka.
The comprehensive breakdown of currency exchange rates against the Bangladeshi Taka for 23 July 2026 is detailed below:
| Foreign Currency | Rate in Bangladeshi Taka (BDT) |
| US Dollar (1 USD) | 123.34 Taka |
| European Euro (1 EUR) | 143.14 Taka |
| Italian Euro (1 EUR) | 143.14 Taka |
| British Pound (1 GBP) | 165.32 Taka |
| Saudi Riyal (1 SAR) | 32.89 Taka |
| Malaysian Ringgit (1 MYR) | 30.25 Taka |
| Singapore Dollar (1 SGD) | 96.05 Taka |
| Australian Dollar (1 AUD) | 86.43 Taka |
| New Zealand Dollar (1 NZD) | 72.02 Taka |
| Canadian Dollar (1 CAD) | 87.63 Taka |
| UAE Dirham (1 AED) | 33.67 Taka |
| Omani Rial (1 OMR) | 320.00 Taka |
| Bahraini Dinar (1 BHD) | 328.30 Taka |
| Qatari Riyal (1 QAR) | 33.96 Taka |
| Kuwaiti Dinar (1 KWD) | 402.30 Taka |
| Swiss Franc (1 CHF) | 147.95 Taka |
| South African Rand (1 ZAR) | 7.54 Taka |
| Japanese Yen (1 JPY) | 0.757 Taka |
| South Korean Won (1 KRW) | 0.08354134 Taka |
| Indian Rupee (1 INR) | 1.24 Taka |
Fluctuations remain inherent to the global foreign exchange market due to real-time supply and demand dynamics. Individuals remitting money or conducting international settlement processes are advised to verify the latest live figures with authorised commercial banks or registered money exchange agencies at the precise time of transaction.
