Dhaka, Jun 01 (V7N) – As Bangladesh's trade and commercial activities continue to expand with countries around the world, the volume of foreign currency exchange is also increasing significantly. Growing international business transactions, import-export activities, remittance inflows, and foreign investments are contributing to a steady rise in currency exchange operations across the country.
According to the latest exchange rates released on June 1, 2026, one US dollar is being exchanged at Tk 122.75, while one euro stands at Tk 142.24. The British pound is trading at Tk 163.30, reflecting the continued strength of major Western currencies against the Bangladeshi taka.
Among regional currencies, the Indian rupee is valued at Tk 1.31, the Malaysian ringgit at Tk 30.38, and the Singapore dollar at Tk 95.61. Meanwhile, Middle Eastern currencies remain important due to Bangladesh's large expatriate workforce. The Saudi riyal is being exchanged at Tk 32.61, while the Kuwaiti dinar remains one of the strongest currencies at Tk 395.77.
The Australian dollar is currently trading at Tk 85.01.
Today's Exchange Rates (June 1, 2026):
| Currency | Exchange Rate (BDT) |
|---|---|
| US Dollar | Tk 122.75 |
| Euro | Tk 142.24 |
| British Pound | Tk 163.30 |
| Indian Rupee | Tk 1.31 |
| Malaysian Ringgit | Tk 30.38 |
| Singapore Dollar | Tk 95.61 |
| Saudi Riyal | Tk 32.61 |
| Kuwaiti Dinar | Tk 395.77 |
| Australian Dollar | Tk 85.01 |
Economic analysts say the growing volume of international trade and remittance inflows has increased demand for foreign currency exchange services. Millions of Bangladeshi expatriates working in different countries continue to send remittances home regularly, playing a vital role in strengthening the country's foreign exchange reserves.
Foreign currencies also remain important in calculating key economic indicators such as Gross Domestic Product (GDP), per capita income, foreign trade balances, and international investment figures, in line with global standards.
However, financial experts note that currency exchange rates are subject to market fluctuations and may change depending on international economic conditions, foreign exchange demand, and central bank policies.
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