By 27 October 2025, the Bangladeshi Taka (BDT) was quite stable in the major international and regional currencies. Although the world has experienced moderate inflation, oil prices have been fluctuating, the Bangladeshi currency has remained firm due to constant remittance inflows and the tight monetary policies of the Bangladesh Bank. The US dollar remains the prevalent currency in the settlement of trade, and the Euro and Indian rupee have been stable in their exchange rate. The Pakistani rupee is still relatively low, and it represents the economic differences of the regions. Forex changes are also being followed keenly by investors, travelers, and traders as the country adjusts to the changing market conditions in the world.
Currency Exchange Rates Table
| Currency | Country / Region | Value in Bangladeshi Taka (Tk) |
| Euro (€1 EUR) | European Union | Tk 135.00 |
| US Dollar ($1 USD) | United States | Tk 121.80 |
| Indian Rupee (₹1 INR) | India | Tk 1.37 |
| Pakistani Rupee (₨1 PKR) | Pakistan | Tk 0.70 |
Market Insights
It is stable as the Taki benefits Bangladesh with the proceeds of exports and increasing remittances. The standard of trade and foreign reserves still remains the US dollar whose value is Tk 121.80. The Euro at Tk 135 means that the European markets are strong and the indicators of the Indian Rupee and the Pakistani Rupee mean no regional deviation. Economists suggest that the Taki is liable to minor volatility due to the changing oil prices and import prices, but once there will be no major volatility in the near term as long as the inflation will not exceed the limit and the Bangladesh Bank will not change its present position on the policy.
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