Australian Dollar
Posted by Asad Ali
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Australian Dollar
1 AUD
U.A.E. Dirham
3.011822
Argentine Peso
2.598041
Australian Dollar
1.000000
Bahrain Dinar
0.308357
Brunei Dollar
1.186273
Brazilian Real
1.556059
Botswana Pula
5.597919
Canadian Dollar
0.886936
Swiss Franc
0.892265
Chilean Peso
445.748714
Chinese Yuan
5.604158
Colombian Peso
1,653.938276
Cyprus Pound
0.326102
Czech Koruna
14.928277
Danish Krone
4.344888
Euro
0.583574
U.K. Pound Sterling
0.497361
Hungarian Forint
156.458222
Indonesian Rupiah
8,192.787010
Israeli New Sheqel
3.123391
Indian Rupee
39.766723
Iranian Rial
8,170.633053
Icelandic Krona
106.030741
Japanese Yen
77.909491
Korean Won
1,016.512364
Kuwaiti Dinar
0.235820
Sri Lanka Rupee
94.229925
Libyan Dinar
1.021710
Maltese Lira
0.239182
Mauritian Rupee
26.120890
Mexican Peso
10.843595
Malaysian Ringgit
2.903152
Norwegian Krone
5.105678
Nepalese Rupee
63.500431
New Zealand Dollar
1.263246
Omani Rial
0.315327
Pakistan Rupee
49.749670
Polish Zloty
2.438733
Qatar Riyal
2.985158
Saudi Arabian Riyal
3.075376
Swedish Krona
6.103600
Singapore Dollar
1.186273
Slovenian Tolar
149.383432
Thai Baht
27.883266
Trinidad and Tobago Dollar
5.160947
U.S. Dollar
0.820098
Venezuelan Bolivar
1,744.770428
South African Rand
6.413174
using values from Thursday, July 30, 2009
