Forex rates Bahrain Dinar
Posted by Asad Ali
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Bahrain Dinar
1 BHD
U.A.E. Dirham
9.767318
Argentine Peso
8.425427
Australian Dollar
3.242993
Bahrain Dinar
1.000000
Brunei Dollar
3.847074
Brazilian Real
5.046288
Botswana Pula
18.154009
Canadian Dollar
2.876325
Swiss Franc
2.893609
Chilean Peso
1,445.559749
Chinese Yuan
18.174242
Colombian Peso
5,363.709471
Cyprus Pound
1.057547
Czech Koruna
48.412292
Danish Krone
14.090439
Euro
1.892527
U.K. Pound Sterling
1.612937
Hungarian Forint
507.392845
Indonesian Rupiah
26,569.147066
Israeli New Sheqel
10.129133
Indian Rupee
128.963184
Iranian Rial
26,497.301950
Icelandic Krona
343.856900
Japanese Yen
252.659898
Korean Won
3,296.542004
Kuwaiti Dinar
0.764761
Sri Lanka Rupee
305.586944
Libyan Dinar
3.313397
Maltese Lira
0.775665
Mauritian Rupee
84.709850
Mexican Peso
35.165698
Malaysian Ringgit
9.414900
Norwegian Krone
16.557676
Nepalese Rupee
205.931423
New Zealand Dollar
4.096698
Omani Rial
1.022603
Pakistan Rupee
161.337807
Polish Zloty
7.908793
Qatar Riyal
9.680847
Saudi Arabian Riyal
9.973422
Swedish Krona
19.793930
Singapore Dollar
3.847074
Slovenian Tolar
484.449355
Thai Baht
90.425224
Trinidad and Tobago Dollar
16.736911
U.S. Dollar
2.659572
Venezuelan Bolivar
5,658.277462
South African Rand
20.797875
using values from Thursday, July 30, 2009
