If you are working with money in Bangladesh sending or receiving money back home, changing money for travel, importing, or planning your budget you want to know how much Bangladeshi Taka you are going to receive for your foreign currency. With exchange rates always changing, a small amount can make a big difference for business or personal objectives.
Today’s Rates in Bangladeshi Taka
Here are some recent mid-market rates to the nearest approximate for one unit in Bangladeshi Taka.
Note: These are rough mid-market rates and actual bank/agent rates will vary (fees, spread, cash vs transfer, etc).
Examination: The Meanings Explained Through the Numbers
- The number of 1 USD appears as ~৳ 122, which tells us how the Bangladeshi Taka (৳) is positioned to the US dollar. This is useful when you want to convert larger amounts and are cognizant of remittance flows.
- Given a 1 EUR at the rate of ~৳ 142 means the euro (against Taka) is stronger than the dollar (on Taka) — this is significant in terms of settlement if you transact in euros.
- For neighbours: if we consider an Indian rupee, it provides ~৳ 1.39. Not a big deal when you send the amounts individually, but when you are converting large amounts (ex: importing from India), it makes a difference.
- The Pakistani rupee is in comparison much weaker at ~ 1 PKR, which provides you ~৳ 0.435. In respect of the exports and inflows over the Pakistan-Bangladesh corridor, this is worth considering in terms of costs and pricing.
Quick Conversion Reference
| Foreign Currency | BDT Equivalent (≈) |
| US $10 | ~ ৳ 1,223 |
| US $50 | ~ ৳ 6,115 |
| EUR 10 | ~ ৳ 1,420 |
| INR 100 | ~ ৳ 138.9 |
| PKR 100 | ~ ৳ 43.5 |
FAQs
Q1: Why do volumes of different banks or agents have slightly different rates?
A: Banks/agents include mark-ups or margins above the mid-market rate, account for cash-handling costs and may apply different fees itself. Also, the transport of funds, compliance and local supply-demand levels will all affect retail rates.
Q2: How often do these exchange rates change?
A: A lot of intra-day changes often happen due to international currency market fluctuations, global economic news, central banks actions. The rates above are approximate mid-market values as of today.
Q3: When I see “৳ 122 = 1 USD”, do I get that exact amount?
A: Not necessarily. That amount proposed is a mid-market indicative rate. If you walk into a bank or send the money via agent, you may receive a slightly lower rate (you will “pay” the difference) due to fees/margins.
Q4: Where can I find the official reference rate for Bangladesh?
A: Official exchange‐rate data is found in the publication of the Bangladesh Bank.
Q5: Will the Taka continue to weaken (or strengthen) relative to USD/EUR/INR/PKR?
A: This depends on many factors: Bangladesh’s trade balance, remittance flows, inflation differentials, interest rates exempting the factors of global currency markets. We provided the numbers for today, but please be careful about using them to extrapolate the trend before a detailed study using the macro‐economic data.
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