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Listed below is a table of historical exchange rates relative to the U.S. Dollar, the most widely traded currency in the world.Financial Guide FX Fundamentals Retrieved on July 6, 2007 An exchange rate represents the value of one currency in another. An exchange rate between two currencies fluctuates over time. The value of a currency relative to a third currency may be obtained by dividing one U.S. dollar rate by another. For example if there are ¥120 to the dollar and €1.2 to the dollar then the number of yen per euro is 120/1.2 = 100.

The magnitude of the numbers in the list do not indicate, by themselves, the strength or weakness of a particular currency. For example the U.S. Dollar could be rebased tomorrow so that 1 new dollar was worth 100 old dollars. Then all the numbers in the table would be multiplied by one hundred, but it does not mean all the world's currencies just got weaker. However it is useful to look at the variation over time of a particular exchange rate. If the number consistently increases through time, then it is a strong indication that the Economics of the country or countries using that currency are in a less robust state than that of the United States (see e.g. the Turkey). The exchange rates of advanced economies such as that Japan or Hong Kong against the dollar tend to fluctuate up and down, representing much shorter-term relative economic strengths, rather than move consistently in a particular direction.

The data is taken form varying times of the year or may be the average for the whole year. Some of the data for the years 1997-2002 refers to the rate on, or close to, 1 January of that year. Some of the data for 2003 refers to rates on May 28 for countries beginning with A-E, and June 2 for countries listed F-Z. Exchange rates can vary considerably even within a year and so current rates may differ markedly from those shown here. Caveat lector.

Table for 1950 to 2000 {| class="wikitable"! Currency! Code! 2000! 1990! 1980! 1970! 1960! 1950|-| Pound Sterling| DEM| 2.1272| 1.6157| 1.8177| 3.6600| 4.2000| 4.1950|-| [Indian Rupee| JPY| 107.76| 144.79| 226.74| 360| 360| 361.1|-| [Swiss Franc| CHF| 1.6888| 1.3892| 1.6757| 4.373| 4.373| 4.373|}

Table for Recent Years {| class="wikitable"! Country! Currency! Code! 2006! 2005! 2004! 2003! 2002! 2001! 2000|-| Afghanistan| AFA| 42.785| Unk| Unk| 4,700| 4,750| Unk| Unk|-| [Albania| ALL| 115.918| Unk| 140.16| 143.71| 137.69| 150.63| 148.93|-| [Algeria| DZD| 78.67| 77.889| 77.215| 75.260| 66.574| 58.739| 57.707|-| [AngolaIn December 1999 the Angolan kwanza was rebased. 1 new kwanza equals 1 million old kwanza. In this table the new kwanza is used throughout.]| AOA| 73.8297| 32.8716| 22.058| 10.041| 2.791| 0.393| 0.229|-| Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesThe East Caribbean dollar has been pegged at a fixed rate of 2.76 to the dollar since 1976.]| XCD| 2.76| 2.76| 2.76| 2.76| 2.76| 2.76| 2.76|-| ArgentinaThe Argentine peso was pegged at equal parity to the US dollar from January 1992 to January 2002. Since then it has been allowed to float freely.]| ARS| 3.0800| 2.9260| 2.9510| 2.9450| 3.2400| 1.0000| 1.0000|-| Armenia| ARD| 395.89| 459.79| 522.08| 570.95| 535.06| 504.92| 490.85|-| [ArubaThe Aruban guilder has been pegged to the US dollar since 1986.]| AWG| 1.781| 1.7900| 1.7900| 1.7900| 1.7900| 1.7900| 1.7900|-| Australia, Kiribati, Nauru, Norfolk Island, Tuvalu, Christmas Island, Cocos Island| AUD| 1.5361| 1.9354| 1.9320| 1.7173| 1.5497| 1.5888| 1.3439|-| [Azerbaijan (old)| AZM| 4,875.5| 4,804| 4,657| 4,474| 4,120| 3,869| 3,985|-| [The Bahamas| BSD| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000|-| [Bahrain| BHD| 0.3760| 0.3760| 0.3760| 0.3760| 0.3760| 0.3760| 0.3760|-| [Bangladesh| BDT| 58.15| 57.756| 55.807| 52.142| 49.085| 46.906| 43.892|-| [Barbados| BBD| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000|-| [BelarusOn 1 January 2000 the Belarusian ruble was rebased. One new ruble is worth 2,000 old rubles. The new ruble is used throughout in this table.]| BYB/BYR| 2032.79| Unk| 1,531| 876.75| 248.80| 46.127| 26.020|-| Belize| BBD| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000|-| [Benin, Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Guinea-Bissau, Mali, Niger, Senegal, TogoThe Communaute Financiere Africaine franc is pegged to the euro. Before 1999, it was pegged to the French Franc.]| XOF/XAF| 560| 742.79| 733.04| 711.98| 615.70| 589.95| 583.67|-| Bermuda| BMD| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000|-| [BhutanThe Bhutan ngultrum is at par with the Indian rupee which is also legal tender.]/Indian rupee| [Bolivian boliviano| [Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark| [Botswana pulaFrom October 1994 through [14 January 1999, the official Brazilian rate was determined by a managed float; since 15 January 1999, the official rate floats independently with respect to the US dollar.]| BRL| 2.9675| 2.378| 2.358| 1.830| 1.815| 1.161| 1.078|-| BruneiThe Bruneian dollar is at par with the Singaporean dollar.]| BND| 1.7346| 1.8388| 1.8917| 1.7240| 1.6950| 1.6736| 1.4848|-| BulgariaThe Bulgarian lev was rebased on 5 July 1999. 1000 old levs are worth 1 new lev. New levs are used throughout this table.]| BGN| 1.654| 2.2147| 2.1847| 2.1233| 1836.4| 1,760.36| 1,681.88|-| Burundi| BIF| 1052.8| 865.14| 830.35| 720.67| 563.56| 477.77| 352.35|-| [Cambodia| KHR| 3,950.0| 3,895.0| 3,918.5| 3,840.8| 3,807.8| 3,744.4| 2,946.3|-| [Canada| CAD| 1.3866| 1.5979| 1.4963| 1.4520| 1.5263| 1.4250| 1.3737|-| [Cape Verde| CVE| 108.95| 123.556| Unk| 115.877| 102.700| 98.158| 93.177|-| [Cayman Islands| KYD| 0.828157| Unk| 0.82| Unk| Unk| Unk| Unk|-| [Chile| CLP| 545.50| 651.90| 618.70| 535.47| 508.78| 460.29| 419.30|-| [People's Republic of China| Chinese yuan| [Colombian pesoPrior to January 1999, the official rate was pegged to the French franc at 75 Comorian francs per French franc; since [1 January 1999, the Comorian franc is pegged to the euro at a rate of 491.9677 Comorian francs per euro.]| KMF| Unk| 557.09| 549.78| 533.98| 461.77| 442.46| 437.75|-| Congo, Democratic Republic of theOn 30 June 1998 the Congolese franc was introduced, replacing the new zaire]| CDF| Unk| 420| 305| 21.82| 4.02| 1.61| 1.31|-| Costa Rica| CRC| 395.29| 343.08| 328.87| 308.19| 285.68| 257.23| 232.60|-| [Croatia| HRK| 6.4196| 8.452| 8.340| 8.277| 7.112| 6.362| 6.101|-| [CubaThe official, nonconvertible rate, for international transactions, is 1 Cuban peso per US dollar - 1.0000; the convertible peso sold for domestic use is fixed at a rate of 1.00 US dollar per 27 pesos by the Government of Cuba (January 2002).]| CUP| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000|-| Cyprus (Greek Cypriot area)]| CYP| 0.499963| 0.6518| 0.6427| 0.6208| 0.5423| 0.5170| 0.5135|-| Cyprus (Turkish Cypriot area)]| TRL| 1,4295,000| 1,370,629| 1,223,140| 625,219| 418,783| 260,724| 151,865|-| Czech Republic| CZK| 26.645| 36.325| 38.035| 38.598| 34.569| 32.281| 31.698|-| [Denmark, Faroe Islands, Greenland| DKK| 5.9468| 5.9969| 5.9911| 6.5877| 7.8947| 8.3228| 8.0831|-| [DjiboutiThe Djiboutian franc has been pegged to the US dollar since 1973.]| DJF| 177.721| 177.721| 177.721| 177.721| 177.721| 177.721| 177.721|-| Dominican Republic| DOP| 27.1| 17.310| 16.952| 16.415| 16.033| 15.267| 14.265|-| [East TimorEast Timor has been using the US dollar since independence from Indonesia in 2002.]| USD| 1.0000| 1.0000| Irr| Irr| Irr| Irr| Irr|-| EcuadorOn 13 March 2000, the Ecuadorian National Congress approved a new exchange system whereby the US dollar was adopted as the main legal tender in Ecuador for all purposes; on 20 March 2000, the Central Bank of Ecuador started to exchange sucre (currency)s for US dollars at a fixed rate of 25,000 sucres per US dollar; since 30 April 2000, all transactions are denominated in US dollars, figures quoted in the table are in sucres for simplicity.], Ecuadorian sucre| [Egyptian poundSince January 2001 the US dollar is also become legal tender in El Savalador; the exchange rate was then fixed at 8.75 colones per US dollar. From 1993 the rate had been fixed at 8.755.| [Salvadoran colon, U.S. Dollar| [Eritrean nakfaPegged to the euro at the quoted rate at 15.65.| [Estonian kroon| [Ethiopian birr Countries ECB statistical data warehouse| [Euro| [Fijian dollar, [New Caledonia, Wallis and Futuna| XPF| 116.486| 135.04| 133.26| 129.44| 107.25| 106.11|  |-| [The Gambia| GMD| 25.000| Unk| 15.000| 12.788| 11.395| 10.643| 10.200|-| [Georgia (country)| Georgian lari| [Ghanaian cedi| [Guatemalan quetzal| [Guinean franc| [Guyanese dollar| [Haitian gourde| [Honduran lempira| [Hong Kong dollar| [Hungarian forint| [Icelandic krona| [Indian rupee| [Indonesian rupiahFrom 1997 to 2001, Iran had a multi-exchange-rate system; one of these rates, the official floating exchange rate, by which most essential goods were imported, averaged 1,750 rials per US dollar; in March 2002, the multi-exchange-rate system was converged into one rate at about 7,900 rials per US dollar.| [Iranian rialBlack market rate.| [Iraqi dinar, [West Bank| NIS| Unk| 4.2757| 4.2057| 4.1397| 4.0773| 3.8001| 3.4494|-| [Jamaica| JMD| 58.75| 47.277| 45.996| 42.701| 39.044| 36.550| 35.404|-| [Japan| JPY| 115.933| 125.388| 121.529| 107.765| 113.907| 130.905| 120.991|-| [Jordan| JOD| 0.7090| 0.7090| 0.7090| 0.7090| 0.7090| 0.7090| 0.7090|-| [Kazakhstan| KZT| 149.757| 151.14| 146.74| 142.13| 119.52| 78.30| 75.44|-| [Kenya| KES| 73.5| 78.597| 78.563| 76.176| 70.326| 60.367| 58.732|-| [North KoreaOfficial rate, Market rate 200 North Korean won per US dollar.]| KPW| 2.15| 2.15| 2.15| 2.15| 2.15| 2.15| 2.15|-| South Korea| KRW| 1205.45| 1,317.01| 1,290.99| 1,130.96| 1,188.82| 1,401.44| 951.29|-| [Kuwait| KWD| 0.299105| 0.3075| 0.3066| 0.3067| 0.3044| 0.3047| 0.3033|-| [Kyrgyzstan| KGS| 44.0542| 47.972| 48.378| 47.704| 39.008| 20.838| 17.362|-| [Laos| LAK| 7562| 9,467.00| 8,954.58| 7,887.64| 7,102.03| 3,298.33| 1,259.98|-| [Latvia| LVL| 0.5605| 0.6384| 0.628| 0.607| 0.585| 0.590| 0.581|-| [Lebanon| LBP| 1507.5| 1,507.5| 1,507.5| 1,507.5| 1,507.8| 1,516.1| 1,539.5|-| [Lesotho, South Africa, Swaziland (also, [Lesotho loti, Swazi lilangeni)]| Liberian dollarOfficial rate, pre-2002 devaluation, market rate was around 1.5 dinar per US dollar.| [Libyan dinarPrior to 2002, Lithuanian litas was pegged to the U.S. dollar, now pegged to the euro.| [Lithuanian litasPegged to the Hong Kong dollar at a rate of 1.03 patacas per HK dollar.| [Macau pataca| [Macedonian denar| [Malagasy franc| [Malawian kwacha| [Malaysian ringgit| [Maldivian rufiyaa| [Maltese lira| [Mauritanian ouguiya| [Mexican peso| [Moldovan leu| [Mongolian tugrug, [Western Sahara| MAD| 9.3135| 11.584| 11.303| 10.626| 9.804| 9.604| 9.527|-| [Mozambique| MZM| 23180| 23,314.2| 20,703.6| 15,447.1| 13,028.6| 12,110.2| 11,772.6|-| [MyanmarThe figures quoted are the official rate. The Myanma kyat is much weaker on the black market. At the end of 2000, the black market rate was 435 kyat to the dollar.]| MMF| Unk| 6.8581| 6.7489| 6.5167| 6.2858| 6.3432| 6.2418|-| Namibia, [South African rand| [Nepalese rupee| [Netherlands Antillean guilder, [Niue, Cook Islands, Pitcairn Islands, Tokelau| NZD| 1.72399| 2.3535| 2.3776| 2.1863| 1.8886| 1.8632| 1.5083|-| [Nicaragua| NIO| 14.9| 13.88| 13.37| 12.69| 11.81| 10.58| 9.45|-| [Nigeria| NGN| 136| 115| Unk| 101.697| 92.338| 21.886| 21.886|-| [Norway, Svalbard| NOK| 6.7156| 8.9684| 8.9917| 8.8018| 7.7992| 7.5451| 7.0734|-| [Oman| OMR| 0.3849| 0.3845| 0.3845| 0.3845| 0.3845| 0.3845| 0.3845|-| [Pakistan| PKR| 57.8| 60.719| 61.927| 53.648| 49.118| 44.943| 40.918|-| [Panama, [Panamanian balboa| [Papua New Guinean kina| [Paraguayan guarani| [Peruvian nuevo sol| [Philippine peso| [Polish zloty| [Qatari rialThe Romanian leu was redenominated in on [July 1, 2005. 1 new leu (code: RON) is worth 10,000 old lei (code: ROL). All quoted figures refer to new lei, and are based on the National Bank average yearly rate : .]| RON| 2.81| 2.91| 3.26| 3.32| 3.30| 2.91| 2.16|-| Russia| RUR/RUB| 27.0474| 28.2885| 29.0053| 30.709| 30.1372| 28.16| 27.00|-| [Rwanda| RWF| 520.385| 456.81| 442.99| 389.70| 333.94| 312.31| 301.53|-| [Samoa| WST| 3.0021| 3.5236| 3.4722| 3.2712| 3.0120| 2.9429| 2.5562|-| [São Tomé and Príncipe| STD| 9019.7| 9,009.1| 8,842.1| 7,978.2| 7,119.0| 6,883.2| 4,552.5|-| [Saudi Arabia| SAR| 3.7503| 3.7450| 3.7450| 3.7450| 3.7450| 3.7450| 3.7450|-| [Serbia and Montenegro| RSD| 57.6065| 65| Unk| Unk| Unk| 10.0| 5.85|-| [Seychelles| SCR| 5.618| 5.7458| 5.8575| 5.7138| 5.3426| 5.2622| 5.0263|-| [Sierra Leone| SLL| 2275| 2,212.47| 1,985.89| 2,092.13| 1,804.20| 1,563.62| 981.48|-| [Singapore| SGD| 1.5819| 1.6644| 1.6902| 1.7422| 1.7906| 1.7917| 1.4848?|-| [Slovakia| SKK| 35.173| Unk| 47.792| 46.035| 41.363| 35.233| 33.616|-| [Slovenia| SIT| 194.94| 251.40| 242.75| 222.66| 181.77| 166.13| 159.69|-| [Solomon Islands| SBD| 7.3432| Unk| 5.3728| 5.0889| 4.8381| 4.8156| 3.7169|-| [Somalia| SOS| 2620| Unk| Unk| 11,000| 2,620| Unk| 7,500|-| [South Africa| ZAR| 8.0154| 11.58786| 8.60918| 6.93983| 6.10948| 5.52828| 4.60796|-| [Sri Lanka| LKR| 97.245| 93.383| 89.383| 77.005| 70.635| 64.450| 58.995|-| [Sudan| SDD| 257.41| 261.44| 258.70| 257.12| 252.55| 200.80| 157.57|-| [SurinameManaged rate.]| SRD| 2502.4| Unk| 2,178.50| 2,178.50| 987.50| 401.00| 401.00|-| Sweden| SEK| 7.3783| 7.4731| 7.3489| 8.0863| 9.7371| 10.3291| 9.1622|-| [Switzerland, Liechtenstein| CHF| 1.3003| 1.6668| 1.6876| 1.6888| 1.5022| 1.4498| 1.4513|-| [Syria| SYP| 41.79| Unk| 51| 46| Unk| 46| 41.9|-| [Republic of China| new Taiwan dollarThe new unit of exchange was introduced on [30 October 2000, with one somoni equal to 1,000 of the old Tajikistani rubles.]| TJS| 3.081| 2.55| 2.2| 1550| 998| Unk| 350|-| [Tanzania| TZS| 1038| 924.70| 876.41| 800.41| 744.76| 664.67| 612.12|-| [Thailand| THB| 41.695| 43.982| 43.432| 40.112| 37.814| 41.359| 31.364|-| [Tonga| TOP| 2.151| 2.1920| 2.1236| 1.7585| 1.5991| 1.4920| 1.2635|-| [Trinidad and Tobago| TTD| 6.135| 6.2466| 6.2332| 6.2998| 6.2989| 6.2983| 6.2517|-| [Tunisia| TND| 1.26445| 1.44| 1.3753| 1.3707| 1.1862| 1.1387| 1.1059|-| [Turkey (old)| TRL| 1,430,000| 1,223,140| 1,223,140| 625,219| 418,783| 260,724| 151,865|-| [Turkmenistan| TMM| 5,200| 5,200| 5,200| 5,200| 5,350| Unk| 4,070|-| [Uganda| UGX| 2,002.5| 1,738.7| 1,755.7| 1,644.5| 1,454.8| 1,240.2| 1,083.0|-| [Ukraine| UAH| 5.3093| 5.3126| 5.3722| 5.4402| 4.1304| 2.4495| 1.8617|-| [United Arab Emirates| AED| 3.6725| 3.6725| 3.6725| 3.6725| 3.6725| 3.6725| 3.6725|-| [United Kingdom| GBP| rowspan=6 | 0.5435| rowspan=6 | 0.5500| rowspan=6 | 0.5462| rowspan=6 | 0.6125| rowspan=6 | 0.6672| rowspan=6 | 0.6947| rowspan=6 | 0.6609|-| [Falkland Islands| FKP|-| [Guernsey| GGP|-| [Jersey| JEP|-| [Saint Helena| SHP|-| [Gibraltar| GIP|-| [Uruguay| UYU| 2,002.5| 14.3325| 13.3191| 12.0996| 11.3393| 10.4719| 9.4418|-| [Uzbekistan| UZS| 966.24| 687.0| 325.0| 141.4| 111.9| 110.95| 75.8|-| [Vanuatu| VUV| 121.41| 146.02| 145.31| 137.64| 129.08| 127.52| 115.87|-| [Venezuela| VEB| 2,150| 761.225| 723.666| 679.960| 605.717| 547.556| 488.635|-| [Vietnam| VND| 15,473| 15,085| 14,725| 14,168| 13,943| 13,268| 11,683|-| [Yemen| YER| 178.01| 171.860| 168.678| 161.718| 155.718| 135.882| 129.281|-| [Zambia| ZMK| 3,601.50| 4,463.50| 4,778.90| 4,733.30| 4,398.60| 1,862.07| 1,314.50|-| [Zimbabwe| ZWD| 850| 54.9451| 54.9451| 43.2900| 38.3142| 21.4133| 11.8906|}

See also

Notes Give us dollar v/s euro behaviour for last 3- years

References and acknowledgements Some of the data in this table was originally collated for the CIA World Factbook.The 2003 data was taken from Pacific Exchange Rate Service; which also hosts a more comprehensive database of historical rates under a fairly permissive licence. The graph back to 1969 was generated with Microsoft Excel using data from the Reserve Bank of Australia.



Listed below is a table of historical exchange rates relative to the U.S. Dollar, the most widely traded currency in the world.Financial Guide FX Fundamentals Retrieved on July 6, 2007 An exchange rate represents the value of one currency in another. An exchange rate between two currencies fluctuates over time. The value of a currency relative to a third currency may be obtained by dividing one U.S. dollar rate by another. For example if there are ¥120 to the dollar and €1.2 to the dollar then the number of yen per euro is 120/1.2 = 100.

The magnitude of the numbers in the list do not indicate, by themselves, the strength or weakness of a particular currency. For example the U.S. Dollar could be rebased tomorrow so that 1 new dollar was worth 100 old dollars. Then all the numbers in the table would be multiplied by one hundred, but it does not mean all the world's currencies just got weaker. However it is useful to look at the variation over time of a particular exchange rate. If the number consistently increases through time, then it is a strong indication that the Economics of the country or countries using that currency are in a less robust state than that of the United States (see e.g. the Turkey). The exchange rates of advanced economies such as that Japan or Hong Kong against the dollar tend to fluctuate up and down, representing much shorter-term relative economic strengths, rather than move consistently in a particular direction.

The data is taken form varying times of the year or may be the average for the whole year. Some of the data for the years 1997-2002 refers to the rate on, or close to, 1 January of that year. Some of the data for 2003 refers to rates on May 28 for countries beginning with A-E, and June 2 for countries listed F-Z. Exchange rates can vary considerably even within a year and so current rates may differ markedly from those shown here. Caveat lector.

Table for 1950 to 2000 {| class="wikitable"! Currency! Code! 2000! 1990! 1980! 1970! 1960! 1950|-| Pound Sterling| DEM| 2.1272| 1.6157| 1.8177| 3.6600| 4.2000| 4.1950|-| [Indian Rupee| JPY| 107.76| 144.79| 226.74| 360| 360| 361.1|-| [Swiss Franc| CHF| 1.6888| 1.3892| 1.6757| 4.373| 4.373| 4.373|}

Table for Recent Years {| class="wikitable"! Country! Currency! Code! 2006! 2005! 2004! 2003! 2002! 2001! 2000|-| Afghanistan| AFA| 42.785| Unk| Unk| 4,700| 4,750| Unk| Unk|-| [Albania| ALL| 115.918| Unk| 140.16| 143.71| 137.69| 150.63| 148.93|-| [Algeria| DZD| 78.67| 77.889| 77.215| 75.260| 66.574| 58.739| 57.707|-| [AngolaIn December 1999 the Angolan kwanza was rebased. 1 new kwanza equals 1 million old kwanza. In this table the new kwanza is used throughout.]| AOA| 73.8297| 32.8716| 22.058| 10.041| 2.791| 0.393| 0.229|-| Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesThe East Caribbean dollar has been pegged at a fixed rate of 2.76 to the dollar since 1976.]| XCD| 2.76| 2.76| 2.76| 2.76| 2.76| 2.76| 2.76|-| ArgentinaThe Argentine peso was pegged at equal parity to the US dollar from January 1992 to January 2002. Since then it has been allowed to float freely.]| ARS| 3.0800| 2.9260| 2.9510| 2.9450| 3.2400| 1.0000| 1.0000|-| Armenia| ARD| 395.89| 459.79| 522.08| 570.95| 535.06| 504.92| 490.85|-| [ArubaThe Aruban guilder has been pegged to the US dollar since 1986.]| AWG| 1.781| 1.7900| 1.7900| 1.7900| 1.7900| 1.7900| 1.7900|-| Australia, Kiribati, Nauru, Norfolk Island, Tuvalu, Christmas Island, Cocos Island| AUD| 1.5361| 1.9354| 1.9320| 1.7173| 1.5497| 1.5888| 1.3439|-| [Azerbaijan (old)| AZM| 4,875.5| 4,804| 4,657| 4,474| 4,120| 3,869| 3,985|-| [The Bahamas| BSD| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000|-| [Bahrain| BHD| 0.3760| 0.3760| 0.3760| 0.3760| 0.3760| 0.3760| 0.3760|-| [Bangladesh| BDT| 58.15| 57.756| 55.807| 52.142| 49.085| 46.906| 43.892|-| [Barbados| BBD| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000|-| [BelarusOn 1 January 2000 the Belarusian ruble was rebased. One new ruble is worth 2,000 old rubles. The new ruble is used throughout in this table.]| BYB/BYR| 2032.79| Unk| 1,531| 876.75| 248.80| 46.127| 26.020|-| Belize| BBD| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000| 2.0000|-| [Benin, Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Guinea-Bissau, Mali, Niger, Senegal, TogoThe Communaute Financiere Africaine franc is pegged to the euro. Before 1999, it was pegged to the French Franc.]| XOF/XAF| 560| 742.79| 733.04| 711.98| 615.70| 589.95| 583.67|-| Bermuda| BMD| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000|-| [BhutanThe Bhutan ngultrum is at par with the Indian rupee which is also legal tender.]/Indian rupee| [Bolivian boliviano| [Bosnia and Herzegovina convertible mark| [Botswana pulaFrom October 1994 through [14 January 1999, the official Brazilian rate was determined by a managed float; since 15 January 1999, the official rate floats independently with respect to the US dollar.]| BRL| 2.9675| 2.378| 2.358| 1.830| 1.815| 1.161| 1.078|-| BruneiThe Bruneian dollar is at par with the Singaporean dollar.]| BND| 1.7346| 1.8388| 1.8917| 1.7240| 1.6950| 1.6736| 1.4848|-| BulgariaThe Bulgarian lev was rebased on 5 July 1999. 1000 old levs are worth 1 new lev. New levs are used throughout this table.]| BGN| 1.654| 2.2147| 2.1847| 2.1233| 1836.4| 1,760.36| 1,681.88|-| Burundi| BIF| 1052.8| 865.14| 830.35| 720.67| 563.56| 477.77| 352.35|-| [Cambodia| KHR| 3,950.0| 3,895.0| 3,918.5| 3,840.8| 3,807.8| 3,744.4| 2,946.3|-| [Canada| CAD| 1.3866| 1.5979| 1.4963| 1.4520| 1.5263| 1.4250| 1.3737|-| [Cape Verde| CVE| 108.95| 123.556| Unk| 115.877| 102.700| 98.158| 93.177|-| [Cayman Islands| KYD| 0.828157| Unk| 0.82| Unk| Unk| Unk| Unk|-| [Chile| CLP| 545.50| 651.90| 618.70| 535.47| 508.78| 460.29| 419.30|-| [People's Republic of China| Chinese yuan| [Colombian pesoPrior to January 1999, the official rate was pegged to the French franc at 75 Comorian francs per French franc; since [1 January 1999, the Comorian franc is pegged to the euro at a rate of 491.9677 Comorian francs per euro.]| KMF| Unk| 557.09| 549.78| 533.98| 461.77| 442.46| 437.75|-| Congo, Democratic Republic of theOn 30 June 1998 the Congolese franc was introduced, replacing the new zaire]| CDF| Unk| 420| 305| 21.82| 4.02| 1.61| 1.31|-| Costa Rica| CRC| 395.29| 343.08| 328.87| 308.19| 285.68| 257.23| 232.60|-| [Croatia| HRK| 6.4196| 8.452| 8.340| 8.277| 7.112| 6.362| 6.101|-| [CubaThe official, nonconvertible rate, for international transactions, is 1 Cuban peso per US dollar - 1.0000; the convertible peso sold for domestic use is fixed at a rate of 1.00 US dollar per 27 pesos by the Government of Cuba (January 2002).]| CUP| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000| 1.0000|-| Cyprus (Greek Cypriot area)]| CYP| 0.499963| 0.6518| 0.6427| 0.6208| 0.5423| 0.5170| 0.5135|-| Cyprus (Turkish Cypriot area)]| TRL| 1,4295,000| 1,370,629| 1,223,140| 625,219| 418,783| 260,724| 151,865|-| Czech Republic| CZK| 26.645| 36.325| 38.035| 38.598| 34.569| 32.281| 31.698|-| [Denmark, Faroe Islands, Greenland| DKK| 5.9468| 5.9969| 5.9911| 6.5877| 7.8947| 8.3228| 8.0831|-| [DjiboutiThe Djiboutian franc has been pegged to the US dollar since 1973.]| DJF| 177.721| 177.721| 177.721| 177.721| 177.721| 177.721| 177.721|-| Dominican Republic| DOP| 27.1| 17.310| 16.952| 16.415| 16.033| 15.267| 14.265|-| [East TimorEast Timor has been using the US dollar since independence from Indonesia in 2002.]| USD| 1.0000| 1.0000| Irr| Irr| Irr| Irr| Irr|-| EcuadorOn 13 March 2000, the Ecuadorian National Congress approved a new exchange system whereby the US dollar was adopted as the main legal tender in Ecuador for all purposes; on 20 March 2000, the Central Bank of Ecuador started to exchange sucre (currency)s for US dollars at a fixed rate of 25,000 sucres per US dollar; since 30 April 2000, all transactions are denominated in US dollars, figures quoted in the table are in sucres for simplicity.], Ecuadorian sucre| [Egyptian poundSince January 2001 the US dollar is also become legal tender in El Savalador; the exchange rate was then fixed at 8.75 colones per US dollar. From 1993 the rate had been fixed at 8.755.| [Salvadoran colon, U.S. Dollar| [Eritrean nakfaPegged to the euro at the quoted rate at 15.65.| [Estonian kroon| [Ethiopian birr Countries ECB statistical data warehouse| [Euro| [Fijian dollar, [New Caledonia, Wallis and Futuna| XPF| 116.486| 135.04| 133.26| 129.44| 107.25| 106.11|  |-| [The Gambia| GMD| 25.000| Unk| 15.000| 12.788| 11.395| 10.643| 10.200|-| [Georgia (country)| Georgian lari| [Ghanaian cedi| [Guatemalan quetzal| [Guinean franc| [Guyanese dollar| [Haitian gourde| [Honduran lempira| [Hong Kong dollar| [Hungarian forint| [Icelandic krona| [Indian rupee| [Indonesian rupiahFrom 1997 to 2001, Iran had a multi-exchange-rate system; one of these rates, the official floating exchange rate, by which most essential goods were imported, averaged 1,750 rials per US dollar; in March 2002, the multi-exchange-rate system was converged into one rate at about 7,900 rials per US dollar.| [Iranian rialBlack market rate.| [Iraqi dinar, [West Bank| NIS| Unk| 4.2757| 4.2057| 4.1397| 4.0773| 3.8001| 3.4494|-| [Jamaica| JMD| 58.75| 47.277| 45.996| 42.701| 39.044| 36.550| 35.404|-| [Japan| JPY| 115.933| 125.388| 121.529| 107.765| 113.907| 130.905| 120.991|-| [Jordan| JOD| 0.7090| 0.7090| 0.7090| 0.7090| 0.7090| 0.7090| 0.7090|-| [Kazakhstan| KZT| 149.757| 151.14| 146.74| 142.13| 119.52| 78.30| 75.44|-| [Kenya| KES| 73.5| 78.597| 78.563| 76.176| 70.326| 60.367| 58.732|-| [North KoreaOfficial rate, Market rate 200 North Korean won per US dollar.]| KPW| 2.15| 2.15| 2.15| 2.15| 2.15| 2.15| 2.15|-| South Korea| KRW| 1205.45| 1,317.01| 1,290.99| 1,130.96| 1,188.82| 1,401.44| 951.29|-| [Kuwait| KWD| 0.299105| 0.3075| 0.3066| 0.3067| 0.3044| 0.3047| 0.3033|-| [Kyrgyzstan| KGS| 44.0542| 47.972| 48.378| 47.704| 39.008| 20.838| 17.362|-| [Laos| LAK| 7562| 9,467.00| 8,954.58| 7,887.64| 7,102.03| 3,298.33| 1,259.98|-| [Latvia| LVL| 0.5605| 0.6384| 0.628| 0.607| 0.585| 0.590| 0.581|-| [Lebanon| LBP| 1507.5| 1,507.5| 1,507.5| 1,507.5| 1,507.8| 1,516.1| 1,539.5|-| [Lesotho, South Africa, Swaziland (also, [Lesotho loti, Swazi lilangeni)]| Liberian dollarOfficial rate, pre-2002 devaluation, market rate was around 1.5 dinar per US dollar.| [Libyan dinarPrior to 2002, Lithuanian litas was pegged to the U.S. dollar, now pegged to the euro.| [Lithuanian litasPegged to the Hong Kong dollar at a rate of 1.03 patacas per HK dollar.| [Macau pataca| [Macedonian denar| [Malagasy franc| [Malawian kwacha| [Malaysian ringgit| [Maldivian rufiyaa| [Maltese lira| [Mauritanian ouguiya| [Mexican peso| [Moldovan leu| [Mongolian tugrug, [Western Sahara| MAD| 9.3135| 11.584| 11.303| 10.626| 9.804| 9.604| 9.527|-| [Mozambique| MZM| 23180| 23,314.2| 20,703.6| 15,447.1| 13,028.6| 12,110.2| 11,772.6|-| [MyanmarThe figures quoted are the official rate. The Myanma kyat is much weaker on the black market. At the end of 2000, the black market rate was 435 kyat to the dollar.]| MMF| Unk| 6.8581| 6.7489| 6.5167| 6.2858| 6.3432| 6.2418|-| Namibia, [South African rand| [Nepalese rupee| [Netherlands Antillean guilder, [Niue, Cook Islands, Pitcairn Islands, Tokelau| NZD| 1.72399| 2.3535| 2.3776| 2.1863| 1.8886| 1.8632| 1.5083|-| [Nicaragua| NIO| 14.9| 13.88| 13.37| 12.69| 11.81| 10.58| 9.45|-| [Nigeria| NGN| 136| 115| Unk| 101.697| 92.338| 21.886| 21.886|-| [Norway, Svalbard| NOK| 6.7156| 8.9684| 8.9917| 8.8018| 7.7992| 7.5451| 7.0734|-| [Oman| OMR| 0.3849| 0.3845| 0.3845| 0.3845| 0.3845| 0.3845| 0.3845|-| [Pakistan| PKR| 57.8| 60.719| 61.927| 53.648| 49.118| 44.943| 40.918|-| [Panama, [Panamanian balboa| [Papua New Guinean kina| [Paraguayan guarani| [Peruvian nuevo sol| [Philippine peso| [Polish zloty| [Qatari rialThe Romanian leu was redenominated in on [July 1, 2005. 1 new leu (code: RON) is worth 10,000 old lei (code: ROL). All quoted figures refer to new lei, and are based on the National Bank average yearly rate : .]| RON| 2.81| 2.91| 3.26| 3.32| 3.30| 2.91| 2.16|-| Russia| RUR/RUB| 27.0474| 28.2885| 29.0053| 30.709| 30.1372| 28.16| 27.00|-| [Rwanda| RWF| 520.385| 456.81| 442.99| 389.70| 333.94| 312.31| 301.53|-| [Samoa| WST| 3.0021| 3.5236| 3.4722| 3.2712| 3.0120| 2.9429| 2.5562|-| [São Tomé and Príncipe| STD| 9019.7| 9,009.1| 8,842.1| 7,978.2| 7,119.0| 6,883.2| 4,552.5|-| [Saudi Arabia| SAR| 3.7503| 3.7450| 3.7450| 3.7450| 3.7450| 3.7450| 3.7450|-| [Serbia and Montenegro| RSD| 57.6065| 65| Unk| Unk| Unk| 10.0| 5.85|-| [Seychelles| SCR| 5.618| 5.7458| 5.8575| 5.7138| 5.3426| 5.2622| 5.0263|-| [Sierra Leone| SLL| 2275| 2,212.47| 1,985.89| 2,092.13| 1,804.20| 1,563.62| 981.48|-| [Singapore| SGD| 1.5819| 1.6644| 1.6902| 1.7422| 1.7906| 1.7917| 1.4848?|-| [Slovakia| SKK| 35.173| Unk| 47.792| 46.035| 41.363| 35.233| 33.616|-| [Slovenia| SIT| 194.94| 251.40| 242.75| 222.66| 181.77| 166.13| 159.69|-| [Solomon Islands| SBD| 7.3432| Unk| 5.3728| 5.0889| 4.8381| 4.8156| 3.7169|-| [Somalia| SOS| 2620| Unk| Unk| 11,000| 2,620| Unk| 7,500|-| [South Africa| ZAR| 8.0154| 11.58786| 8.60918| 6.93983| 6.10948| 5.52828| 4.60796|-| [Sri Lanka| LKR| 97.245| 93.383| 89.383| 77.005| 70.635| 64.450| 58.995|-| [Sudan| SDD| 257.41| 261.44| 258.70| 257.12| 252.55| 200.80| 157.57|-| [SurinameManaged rate.]| SRD| 2502.4| Unk| 2,178.50| 2,178.50| 987.50| 401.00| 401.00|-| Sweden| SEK| 7.3783| 7.4731| 7.3489| 8.0863| 9.7371| 10.3291| 9.1622|-| [Switzerland, Liechtenstein| CHF| 1.3003| 1.6668| 1.6876| 1.6888| 1.5022| 1.4498| 1.4513|-| [Syria| SYP| 41.79| Unk| 51| 46| Unk| 46| 41.9|-| [Republic of China| new Taiwan dollarThe new unit of exchange was introduced on [30 October 2000, with one somoni equal to 1,000 of the old Tajikistani rubles.]| TJS| 3.081| 2.55| 2.2| 1550| 998| Unk| 350|-| [Tanzania| TZS| 1038| 924.70| 876.41| 800.41| 744.76| 664.67| 612.12|-| [Thailand| THB| 41.695| 43.982| 43.432| 40.112| 37.814| 41.359| 31.364|-| [Tonga| TOP| 2.151| 2.1920| 2.1236| 1.7585| 1.5991| 1.4920| 1.2635|-| [Trinidad and Tobago| TTD| 6.135| 6.2466| 6.2332| 6.2998| 6.2989| 6.2983| 6.2517|-| [Tunisia| TND| 1.26445| 1.44| 1.3753| 1.3707| 1.1862| 1.1387| 1.1059|-| [Turkey (old)| TRL| 1,430,000| 1,223,140| 1,223,140| 625,219| 418,783| 260,724| 151,865|-| [Turkmenistan| TMM| 5,200| 5,200| 5,200| 5,200| 5,350| Unk| 4,070|-| [Uganda| UGX| 2,002.5| 1,738.7| 1,755.7| 1,644.5| 1,454.8| 1,240.2| 1,083.0|-| [Ukraine| UAH| 5.3093| 5.3126| 5.3722| 5.4402| 4.1304| 2.4495| 1.8617|-| [United Arab Emirates| AED| 3.6725| 3.6725| 3.6725| 3.6725| 3.6725| 3.6725| 3.6725|-| [United Kingdom| GBP| rowspan=6 | 0.5435| rowspan=6 | 0.5500| rowspan=6 | 0.5462| rowspan=6 | 0.6125| rowspan=6 | 0.6672| rowspan=6 | 0.6947| rowspan=6 | 0.6609|-| [Falkland Islands| FKP|-| [Guernsey| GGP|-| [Jersey| JEP|-| [Saint Helena| SHP|-| [Gibraltar| GIP|-| [Uruguay| UYU| 2,002.5| 14.3325| 13.3191| 12.0996| 11.3393| 10.4719| 9.4418|-| [Uzbekistan| UZS| 966.24| 687.0| 325.0| 141.4| 111.9| 110.95| 75.8|-| [Vanuatu| VUV| 121.41| 146.02| 145.31| 137.64| 129.08| 127.52| 115.87|-| [Venezuela| VEB| 2,150| 761.225| 723.666| 679.960| 605.717| 547.556| 488.635|-| [Vietnam| VND| 15,473| 15,085| 14,725| 14,168| 13,943| 13,268| 11,683|-| [Yemen| YER| 178.01| 171.860| 168.678| 161.718| 155.718| 135.882| 129.281|-| [Zambia| ZMK| 3,601.50| 4,463.50| 4,778.90| 4,733.30| 4,398.60| 1,862.07| 1,314.50|-| [Zimbabwe| ZWD| 850| 54.9451| 54.9451| 43.2900| 38.3142| 21.4133| 11.8906|}

See also

Notes Give us dollar v/s euro behaviour for last 3- years

References and acknowledgements Some of the data in this table was originally collated for the CIA World Factbook.The 2003 data was taken from Pacific Exchange Rate Service; which also hosts a more comprehensive database of historical rates under a fairly permissive licence. The graph back to 1969 was generated with Microsoft Excel using data from the Reserve Bank of Australia.



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