Today's PHP to NPR Price Update

Layer2Observer · 2026-02-24T13:00:20+00:00

The report analyzes the PHP/NPR exchange rate, noting its current stability and projected rise of 8.49% over the next year, suggesting potential trading opportunities and the importance of monitoring market dynamics.

Layer2Observer

2026-02-24 13:00:20

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Summary

This report provides the real-time exchange rate between the Philippine Peso (PHP) and the Nepalese Rupee (NPR), helping traders quickly grasp market dynamics and identify potential trading opportunities.

Definition

The Philippine Peso (PHP) is a major fiat currency in Southeast Asia, while the Nepalese Rupee (NPR) serves as the official currency of Nepal. The exchange rate between them reflects market dynamics and the relative economic conditions of both nations.

Today’s Price

1 PHP = 2.53 NPR (as of 2026-02-24)
24h High: 2.5297 NPR
24h Low: 2.5182 NPR
Current Rate: 2.5199 NPR

Market Analysis

The PHP/NPR pair has shown relatively tight trading within a narrow range over the past 24 hours, with minimal volatility between the high and low points.

Price Action: The pair is trading near the middle of its daily range, indicating consolidation
Risk Note: Traders should remain alert to potential breakouts above 2.5297 or below 2.5182 for directional signals

Market Outlook

According to forecasts, the PHP to NPR exchange rate is expected to see an 8.49% rise over the next year, with a projected target rate of 2.69 NPR, suggesting a potential bullish bias for PHP strength against NPR in the medium term.

Conclusion

Continue to monitor the PHP/NPR pair closely. Traders may consider positioning for longer-term strength while managing short-term volatility within the current consolidation zone.

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