Kuwaiti Dinar
Posted by Asad Ali
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Kuwaiti Dinar
1 KWD
U.A.E. Dirham
12.771722
Argentine Peso
11.017068
Australian Dollar
4.240529
Bahrain Dinar
1.307598
Brunei Dollar
5.030425
Brazilian Real
6.598514
Botswana Pula
23.738139
Canadian Dollar
3.761076
Swiss Franc
3.783677
Chilean Peso
1,890.210489
Chinese Yuan
23.764596
Colombian Peso
7,013.573748
Cyprus Pound
1.382846
Czech Koruna
63.303797
Danish Krone
18.424625
Euro
2.474664
U.K. Pound Sterling
2.109072
Hungarian Forint
663.465678
Indonesian Rupiah
34,741.753511
Israeli New Sheqel
13.244830
Indian Rupee
168.631953
Iranian Rial
34,647.809008
Icelandic Krona
449.626464
Japanese Yen
330.377482
Korean Won
4,310.550483
Kuwaiti Dinar
1.000000
Sri Lanka Rupee
399.584761
Libyan Dinar
4.332590
Maltese Lira
1.014258
Mauritian Rupee
110.766399
Mexican Peso
45.982583
Malaysian Ringgit
12.310900
Norwegian Krone
21.650778
Nepalese Rupee
269.275439
New Zealand Dollar
5.356832
Omani Rial
1.337153
Pakistan Rupee
210.964932
Polish Zloty
10.341519
Qatar Riyal
12.658652
Saudi Arabian Riyal
13.041223
Swedish Krona
25.882495
Singapore Dollar
5.030425
Slovenian Tolar
633.464825
Thai Baht
118.239807
Trinidad and Tobago Dollar
21.885146
U.S. Dollar
3.477651
Venezuelan Bolivar
7,398.750151
South African Rand
27.195252
using values from Thursday, July 30, 2009
