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Posted by Asad Ali
Exchange Rates reflect the balance of supply and demand for currencies. Two key factors affecting supply and demand are interest rates and the overall strength of the economy. Economic indicators such as GDP, foreign investment and the trade balance reflect the general health of an economy and are, therefore, responsible for the underlying shifts in supply and demand for that currency.
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Euro
1 EUR
U.A.E. Dirham
5.160992
Argentine Peso
4.451945
Australian Dollar
1.713578
Bahrain Dinar
0.528394
Brunei Dollar
2.032771
Brazilian Real
2.666428
Botswana Pula
9.592469
Canadian Dollar
1.519833
Swiss Franc
1.528966
Chilean Peso
763.825064
Chinese Yuan
9.603160
Colombian Peso
2,834.151778
Cyprus Pound
0.558802
Czech Koruna
25.580763
Danish Krone
7.445303
Euro
1.000000
U.K. Pound Sterling
0.852266
Hungarian Forint
268.103323
Indonesian Rupiah
14,038.977277
Israeli New Sheqel
5.352173
Indian Rupee
68.143370
Iranian Rial
14,001.014750
Icelandic Krona
181.691915
Japanese Yen
133.503968
Korean Won
1,741.872939
Kuwaiti Dinar
0.404095
Sri Lanka Rupee
161.470300
Libyan Dinar
1.750779
Maltese Lira
0.409857
Mauritian Rupee
44.760175
Mexican Peso
18.581343
Malaysian Ringgit
4.974776
Norwegian Krone
8.748976
Nepalese Rupee
108.812924
New Zealand Dollar
2.164670
Omani Rial
0.540337
Pakistan Rupee
85.249925
Polish Zloty
4.178958
Qatar Riyal
5.115301
Saudi Arabian Riyal
5.269896
Swedish Krona
10.458993
Singapore Dollar
2.032771
Slovenian Tolar
255.980121
Thai Baht
47.780144
Trinidad and Tobago Dollar
8.843683
U.S. Dollar
1.405302
Venezuelan Bolivar
2,989.799729
South African Rand
10.989472
using values from Thursday, July 30, 2009
