Malaysian Ringgit
Posted by Asad Ali
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Malaysian Ringgit
1 MYR
U.A.E. Dirham
1.037432
Argentine Peso
0.894904
Australian Dollar
0.344453
Bahrain Dinar
0.106215
Brunei Dollar
0.408616
Brazilian Real
0.535990
Botswana Pula
1.928221
Canadian Dollar
0.305508
Swiss Franc
0.307344
Chilean Peso
153.539583
Chinese Yuan
1.930370
Colombian Peso
569.704376
Cyprus Pound
0.112327
Czech Koruna
5.142093
Danish Krone
1.496611
Euro
0.201014
U.K. Pound Sterling
0.171317
Hungarian Forint
53.892539
Indonesian Rupiah
2,822.031923
Israeli New Sheqel
1.075862
Indian Rupee
13.697776
Iranian Rial
2,814.400921
Icelandic Krona
36.522631
Japanese Yen
26.836176
Korean Won
350.140964
Kuwaiti Dinar
0.081229
Sri Lanka Rupee
32.457802
Libyan Dinar
0.351931
Maltese Lira
0.082387
Mauritian Rupee
8.997425
Mexican Peso
3.735111
Malaysian Ringgit
1.000000
Norwegian Krone
1.758667
Nepalese Rupee
21.872928
New Zealand Dollar
0.435129
Omani Rial
0.108615
Pakistan Rupee
17.136434
Polish Zloty
0.840029
Qatar Riyal
1.028247
Saudi Arabian Riyal
1.059323
Swedish Krona
2.102405
Singapore Dollar
0.408616
Slovenian Tolar
51.455605
Thai Baht
9.604481
Trinidad and Tobago Dollar
1.777705
U.S. Dollar
0.282485
Venezuelan Bolivar
600.991804
South African Rand
2.209038
using values from Thursday, July 30, 2009
