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Bangladesh’s currency exchange market is still changing, representing both global and regional financial trends. As of the beginning of September 2025, the Bangladeshi Taka (BDT) has been steadily performing against a number of regional and foreign currencies. This is significant for trade, money transfers, and tourism.
To Bangladeshi Taka(BDT)
The Indian Rupee is a major currency for Bangladesh because it is close and used for trade. One Indian Rupee is equal to 1.38 Bangladeshi Taka. This rate has been pretty stable, going up and down a little between 1.37 and 1.39 BDT in August and early September. The Taka has been slightly stronger against the Rupee over time. This is because of stable economic relations between the two countries and ongoing import-export operations.
To Bangladeshi Taka (BDT)
The value of 1 Pakistani Rupee is equal to 0.43 Bangladeshi Birr. The lower value compared to the INR is because Bangladesh and Pakistan have different economic fundamentals and exchange rate rules. The Taka has always been better than the PKR, which shows that Bangladesh’s economy is stronger than Pakistan’s.
USD to BDT exchange rate
Because it is the world’s main currency, the USD is very important to Bangladesh’s currency market. One US dollar is equal to 121.78 Bangladeshi taka. The Taka has gotten a little stronger against the Dollar over the last month (0.10%), but it has lost 2.16% against the Dollar over the last year. The USD-BDT exchange rate affects trade, money sent back to Bangladesh, and inflation in the country.
Aussie Dollar (AUD) and Canadian Dollar (CAD)
One Canadian Dollar is worth about 86 Bangladeshi Birr, and one Australian Dollar is worth about 78.89 Bangladeshi Birr. Both of these currencies aren’t used as much in Bangladesh as the US dollar, but they are still important for trade and business between Bangladesh and these countries.
UAE Dirham (AED) to Bangladeshi Birr (BDT)
The UAE Dirham is worth about 33.12 Bangladeshi Biris right now. This is because there are a lot of Bangladeshi expats living in the UAE and sending money back to Bangladesh. This rate is very important for Bangladeshi workers living abroad who send money back to their families to help out and add to the country’s foreign currency savings.
It is still worth a lot more to buy things in euros or british pounds than in Bangladeshi rupees. The Euro is worth about 141.06 BDT, which shows how much the EU affects the economy. The British Pound is stronger, with a range of about 157.5 to 164.38 BDT per GBP. This is because the market is unstable and there are ongoing political and economic changes in the UK.
In short
The value of Bangladesh’s Taka has stayed stable thanks to stable economic ties with trade partners and neighbouring countries. It trades at a reasonable level against major world currencies like the USD, Euro, and Pound. The Taka is fairly strong against the Indian and Pakistani Rupees. These exchange rates will keep changing based on the actions of governments and the way markets work around the world.
Businesses, traders, expats, and travellers need to know about changes in the exchange rate. This shows that Bangladesh is becoming more integrated into the global economy and the area as a whole.
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