Indonesian Rupiah  

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U.A.E. Dirham
0.000368
Argentine Peso
0.000317
Australian Dollar
0.000122
Bahrain Dinar
0.000038
Brunei Dollar
0.000145
Brazilian Real
0.000190
Botswana Pula
0.000683
Canadian Dollar
0.000108
Swiss Franc
0.000109
Chilean Peso
0.054407
Chinese Yuan
0.000684
Colombian Peso
0.201877
Cyprus Pound
0.000040
Czech Koruna
0.001822
Danish Krone
0.000530
Euro
0.000071
U.K. Pound Sterling
0.000061
Hungarian Forint
0.019097
Indonesian Rupiah
1.000000
Israeli New Sheqel
0.000381
Indian Rupee
0.004854
Iranian Rial
0.997296
Icelandic Krona
0.012942
Japanese Yen
0.009510
Korean Won
0.124074
Kuwaiti Dinar
0.000029
Sri Lanka Rupee
0.011502
Libyan Dinar
0.000125
Maltese Lira
0.000029
Mauritian Rupee
0.003188
Mexican Peso
0.001324
Malaysian Ringgit
0.000354
Norwegian Krone
0.000623
Nepalese Rupee
0.007751
New Zealand Dollar
0.000154
Omani Rial
0.000038
Pakistan Rupee
0.006072
Polish Zloty
0.000298
Qatar Riyal
0.000364
Saudi Arabian Riyal
0.000375
Swedish Krona
0.000745
Singapore Dollar
0.000145
Slovenian Tolar
0.018234
Thai Baht
0.003403
Trinidad and Tobago Dollar
0.000630
U.S. Dollar
0.000100
Venezuelan Bolivar
0.212964
South African Rand
0.000783
using values from Thursday, July 30, 2009