BAKU, Azerbaijan, December 15. The Central Bank
of Iran (CBI) has released the official exchange rates for foreign
currencies as of December 15, Trend reports.


According to the CBI's announced rates, the value of 46
currencies went up compared to December 14.


The official rate for $1 is 658,776 rials, while one euro is
valued at 771,497 rials. On December 14 the euro was priced at
762,130 rials.































































































































































































































































































Currency



Rial on December 15



Rial on December 14



1 US dollar



USD



658,776



648,966



1 British pound



GBP



880,424



868,172



1 Swiss franc



CHF



827,613



814,930



1 Swedish króna



SEK



71,069



69,985



1 Norwegian krone



NOK



65,019



64,020



1 Danish krone



DKK



103,551



101,964



1 Indian rupee



INR



7,274



7,164



1 UAE Dirham



AED



179,381



176,710



1 Kuwaiti dinar



KWD



2,146,884



2,113,823



100 Pakistani rupees



PKR



235,213



231,537



100 Japanese yen



JPY



422,938



416,598



1 Hong Kong dollar



HKD



84,675



83,403



1 Omani rial



OMR



1,714,642



1,687,593



1 Canadian dollar



CAD



478,244



471,040



1 New Zealand dollar



NZD



383,651



376,610



1 South African rand



ZAR



39,133



38,504



1 Turkish lira



TRY



15,455



15,203



1 Russian ruble



RUB



8,262



8,129



1 Qatari riyal



QAR



180,982



178,287



100 Iraqi dinars



IQD



50,269



49,532



1 Syrian pound



SYP



60



59



1 Australian dollar



AUD



438,379



431,695



1 Saudi riyal



SAR



175,674



173,058



1 Bahraini dinar



BHD



1,752,064



1,725,973



1 Singapore dollar



SGD



510,000



502,370



100 Bangladeshi takas



BDT



538,693



531,004



10 Sri Lankan rupees



LKR



21,346



21,028



1 Myanmar kyat



MMK



314



309



100 Nepalese rupees



NPR



454,381



447,544



1 Libyan dinar



LYD



121,412



119,623



1 Chinese yuan



CNY



93,379



91,988



100 Thai baht



THB



2,088,445



2,054,260



1 Malaysian ringgit



MYR



160,756



158,401



1,000 South Korean won



KRW



446,658



440,183



1 Jordanian dinar



JOD



929,162



915,326



1 euro



EUR



771,497



762,130



100 Kazakh tenge



KZT



126,305



125,882



1 Georgian lari



GEL



244,395



240,840



1,000 Indonesian rupiahs



IDR



39,591



38,984



1 Afghan afghani



AFN



9,964



9,811



1 Belarusian ruble



BYN



223,749



220,206



1 Azerbaijani manat



AZN



387,131



381,370



100 Philippine pesos



PHP



1,114,473



1,098,100



1 Tajik somoni



TJS



71,304



70,234



1 Turkmen manat



TMT



187,863



184,907



Venezuelan bolívar



VES



2,442



2,429



The CBI adopted the SANA system for currency exchange offices,
where one euro costs 870,057 rials and $1 costs 742,935 rials.


NIMA represents a strategic framework for the monetization of a
designated fraction of foreign currency accrued through export
activities.







The price of one euro in this system amounted to 844,715 rials,
and the price of $1 totaled 721,296 rials.


On the black market, $1 is worth about 1.27-1.3 million rials,
while one euro is worth 1.49-1.52 million rials.


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