U.S. Dollar  

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U.S. Dollar

1 USD
U.A.E. Dirham
3.672514
Argentine Peso
3.167963
Australian Dollar
1.219366
Bahrain Dinar
0.376000
Brunei Dollar
1.446501
Brazilian Real
1.897406
Botswana Pula
6.825913
Canadian Dollar
1.081499
Swiss Franc
1.087998
Chilean Peso
543.530876
Chinese Yuan
6.833520
Colombian Peso
2,016.756283
Cyprus Pound
0.397638
Czech Koruna
18.203035
Danish Krone
5.298009
Euro
0.711591
U.K. Pound Sterling
0.606465
Hungarian Forint
190.779854
Indonesian Rupiah
9,990.006834
Israeli New Sheqel
3.808557
Indian Rupee
48.490194
Iranian Rial
9,962.993050
Icelandic Krona
129.290292
Japanese Yen
95.000193
Korean Won
1,239.500729
Kuwaiti Dinar
0.287550
Sri Lanka Rupee
114.900778
Libyan Dinar
1.245838
Maltese Lira
0.291650
Mauritian Rupee
31.850928
Mexican Peso
13.222312
Malaysian Ringgit
3.540005
Norwegian Krone
6.225691
Nepalese Rupee
77.430273
New Zealand Dollar
1.540359
Omani Rial
0.384499
Pakistan Rupee
60.663061
Polish Zloty
2.973708
Qatar Riyal
3.640001
Saudi Arabian Riyal
3.750010
Swedish Krona
7.442523
Singapore Dollar
1.446501
Slovenian Tolar
182.153095
Thai Baht
33.999910
Trinidad and Tobago Dollar
6.293083
U.S. Dollar
1.000000
Venezuelan Bolivar
2,127.513931
South African Rand
7.820007
using values from Thursday, July 30, 2009