$ USD
1 USD = 1,0000 $
€ EUR
1 USD = 0,8923 €
R$ BRL
1 USD = 5,0183 R$
£ GBP
1 USD = 0,7565 £
¥ JPY
1 USD = 158,0335 ¥
Fr CHF
1 USD = 0,8325 Fr
C$ CAD
1 USD = 1,4231 C$
A$ AUD
1 USD = 1,4379 A$
¥ CNY
1 USD = 6,7153 ¥
HK$ HKD
1 USD = 7,8482 HK$
S$ SGD
1 USD = 1,2810 S$
NZ$ NZD
1 USD = 1,7855 NZ$
kr SEK
1 USD = 9,9882 kr
kr NOK
1 USD = 9,5675 kr
kr DKK
1 USD = 6,6802 kr
₽ RUB
1 USD = 85,4328 ₽
₹ INR
1 USD = 96,8837 ₹
R ZAR
1 USD = 16,6154 R
₺ TRY
1 USD = 49,2782 ₺
Mex$ MXN
1 USD = 18,1010 Mex$
₩ KRW
1 USD = 1.342,3404 ₩
zł PLN
1 USD = 3,9086 zł
฿ THB
1 USD = 33,6680 ฿
Rp IDR
1 USD = 17.891,6196 Rp
﷼ SAR
1 USD = 3,7500 ﷼
د.إ AED
1 USD = 3,6725 د.إ
$ ARS
1 USD = 1.518,4363 $
$ CLP
1 USD = 977,5429 $
$ COP
1 USD = 3.236,4175 $
Kč CZK
1 USD = 21,7869 Kč
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