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Currency | Unit | Buying Rate | Selling Rate | |
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Australia (Australian Dollar) | 1 | 86.7300 | 88.2900 | |
Bahrain (Bahrain Dinar) | 1 | 312.2700 | 315.5500 | |
Canada (Canadian Dollar) | 1 | 94.2800 | 95.8800 | |
China (Chinese Yuan) | 1 | 18.2800 | 18.3700 | |
Denmark (Danish Kroner) | 1 | 18.6200 | 19.2600 | |
Hong Kong (Hongkong Dollar) | 1 | 15.1100 | 15.5600 | |
India (Indian Rupees) | 1 | 1.6000 | 1.6015 | |
Japan (Japanese Yen) | 10 | 10.7700 | 10.9400 | |
Korea, Republic of (S. Korean Won) | 100 | 10.0700 | 10.3300 | |
Kuwait (Kuwaiti Dinar) | 1 | 391.8300 | 395.7400 | |
Malaysia (Malaysian Ringgit) | 1 | 27.7800 | 28.1400 | |
Qatar (Qatari Riyal) | 1 | 32.2200 | 32.5400 | |
Saudi Arabia (Saudi Rial) | 1 | 31.4300 | 32.0600 | |
Singapore (Singapore Dollar) | 1 | 87.0900 | 88.4000 | |
Sweden (Swedish Kroner) | 1 | 13.5100 | 13.8500 | |
Switzerland (Swiss Frank) | 1 | 128.6100 | 130.4100 | |
Thailand (Thai Bhat) | 1 | 3.4800 | 3.5800 | |
United Arab Emirates (UAE Dirham) | 1 | 31.9200 | 32.8100 | |
United Kingdom (Pound Sterling) | 1 | 163.6800 | 165.8400 | |
United States (Us Dollar) | 1 | 118.5000 | 119.1000 |
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