Manat rate for today
The official exchange rate of manat, Azerbaijani national currency, against the US dollar was set at 1.5787 manats/$1 for February 9, the Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA) reported.
According to the currency exchange rate corridor set by the Central Bank of Azerbaijan, currency exchange offices won’t be anymore able to buy dollars from the population at a rate less than 1.5156 manats per dollar, and sell them at a rate more than 1.6418 manats per dollar. The exchange rate of the banks won’t be able to buy euros from the population at a rate less than 1.6988 manats per euro, and sell them at a rate more than 1.8402 manats per euro.
Below is the exchange rate of Azerbaijani manat compared to the world currencies and precious metals on Feb. 9 according to the Central Bank of Azerbaijan.
Currencies and precious metals |
Feb. 9, 2016 |
|
1 US dollar |
1 USD |
1.5787 |
1 euro |
1 EUR |
1.7695 |
1 Australian dollar |
1 AUD |
1.1101 |
1 Argentine peso |
1 ARS |
0.1106 |
100 Belarusian rubles |
100 BYR |
0.0073 |
1 Brazilian real |
1 BRL |
0.405 |
1 UAE dirham |
1 AED |
0.4298 |
1 South African rand |
1 ZAR |
0.097 |
100 South Korean won |
100 KRW |
0.1307 |
1 Czech crown |
1 CZK |
0.0654 |
1 Chilean peso |
1 CLP |
0.2215 |
1 Chinese yuan |
1 CNY |
0.2401 |
1 Danish krone |
1 DKK |
0.2371 |
1 Georgian lari |
1 GEL |
0.6358 |
1 Hong Kong dollar |
1 HKD |
0.2026 |
1 Indian rupee |
1 INR |
0.0232 |
1 British pound |
1 GBP |
2.2765 |
100 Indonesian rupiah |
100 IDR |
0.0116 |
100 Iranian rials |
100 IRR |
0.0052 |
1 Swedish krona |
1 SEK |
0.187 |
1 Swiss franc |
1 CHF |
1.6034 |
1 Israeli shekel |
1 ILS |
0.4053 |
1 Canadian dollar |
1 CAD |
1.1327 |
1 Kuwaiti dinar |
1 KWD |
5.2583 |
1 Kazakh tenge |
1 KZT |
0.0044 |
1 Kyrgyz som |
1 KGS |
0.0209 |
100 Lebanese pounds |
100 LBP |
0.1047 |
1 Malaysian ringgit |
1 MYR |
0.3795 |
1 Mexican peso |
1 MXP |
0.0842 |
1 Moldavian leu |
1 MDL |
0.0786 |
1 Egyptian pound |
1 EGP |
0.2016 |
1 Norwegian krone |
1 NOK |
0.1841 |
100 Uzbek soums |
100 UZS |
0.0556 |
1 Polish zloty |
1 PLN |
0.3962 |
1 Russian ruble |
1 RUB |
0.0201 |
1 Singapore dollar |
1 SGD |
1.1241 |
1 Saudi riyal |
1 SAR |
0.421 |
1 SDR (IMF Special Drawing Rights ) |
1 SDR |
2.2011 |
1 Turkish lira |
1 TRY |
0.5344 |
1 Taiwan dollar |
1 TWD |
0.0472 |
1 Tajik somoni |
1 TJS |
0.2013 |
1 New Turkmen manat |
1 TMM |
0.4646 |
1 Ukrainian hryvnia |
1 UAH |
0.0608 |
100 Japanese yen |
100 JPY |
1.3782 |
1 New Zealand dollar |
1 NZD |
1.04 |
Gold (1 ounce) |
1 XAU |
1883.7838 |
Silver (1 ounce) |
1 XAG |
24.2473 |
Platinum (1 ounce) |
1 XPT |
1441.3531 |
Palladium (1 ounce) |
1 XPD |
783.0352 |
Some $12 million, provided by the CBA, were sold to banks through auctions on February 8.
The CBA put up for sale $200 million, but the total demand of banks for foreign currency amounted to only $11.9 million and it was fully met.
CBA holds auctions three times a week - on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
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