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These are spot USD foreign-exchange rates. A higher number in “per $1” means that currency is weaker versus the dollar.
Updated Sat, 14 Nov 2026 00:02:31 +0000
| Currency | Per $1 | $ per 1 foreign |
|---|---|---|
| Euro EUR | 0.906 | $1.1038 |
| British pound GBP | 0.7564 | $1.322 |
| Japanese yen JPY | 159.7995 | $0.0063 |
| Swiss franc CHF | 0.8386 | $1.1925 |
| Canadian dollar CAD | 1.426 | $0.7012 |
| Australian dollar AUD | 1.4751 | $0.6779 |
| Chinese yuan CNY | 6.6849 | $0.1496 |
| Indian rupee INR | 94.2897 | $0.0106 |
| Pakistani rupee PKR | 276.5955 | $0.0036 |
| UAE dirham AED | 3.6725 | $0.2723 |
| Saudi riyal SAR | 3.75 | $0.2667 |
| Turkish lira TRY | 50.3693 | $0.0199 |
| Mexican peso MXN | 18.5616 | $0.0539 |
| Brazilian real BRL | 5.6483 | $0.177 |
| South Korean won KRW | 1,336.1799 | $0.0007 |
| Singapore dollar SGD | 1.2878 | $0.7765 |
| South African rand ZAR | 16.8981 | $0.0592 |
| Nigerian naira NGN | 1,352.3621 | $0.0007 |
These are mid-market spot rates. Your card, ATM, or money-changer will add a spread.
“Per $1” is how much foreign currency one US dollar buys. “Per 1 foreign” is how many dollars one unit of that currency buys.