BAKU, Azerbaijan, January 6. The Central Bank
of Iran (CBI) has released the official exchange rates for foreign
currencies as of January 6, Trend reports.


According to the CBI's announced rates, the value of 1 currency
went up, while 44 currencies fell compared to January 5.


The official rate for $1 is 980,866 rials, while one euro is
valued at 1,149,087 rials. On January 5 the euro was priced at
1,158,511 rials.































































































































































































































































































Currency



Rial on January 6



Rial on January 5



1 US dollar



USD



980,866



988,262



1 British pound



GBP



1,326,555



1,330,254



1 Swiss franc



CHF



1,237,689



1,247,592



1 Swedish króna



SEK



106,794



107,239



1 Norwegian krone



NOK



97,763



98,186



1 Danish krone



DKK



153,800



155,060



1 Indian rupee



INR



10,871



10,980



1 UAE Dirham



AED



267,084



269,098



1 Kuwaiti dinar



KWD



3,192,993



3,212,155



100 Pakistani rupees



PKR



350,026



352,974



100 Japanese yen



JPY



627,363



630,107



1 Hong Kong dollar



HKD



125,996



126,843



1 Omani rial



OMR



2,549,157



2,567,720



1 Canadian dollar



CAD



712,932



719,750



1 New Zealand dollar



NZD



567,737



570,136



1 South African rand



ZAR



59,957



59,915



1 Turkish lira



TRY



22,795



22,966



1 Russian ruble



RUB



12,127



12,343



1 Qatari riyal



QAR



269,469



271,501



100 Iraqi dinars



IQD



74,834



75,417



1 Syrian pound



SYP



89



89



1 Australian dollar



AUD



658,863



661,410



1 Saudi riyal



SAR



261,564



263,537



1 Bahraini dinar



BHD



2,608,686



2,628,356



1 Singapore dollar



SGD



764,198



768,291



100 Bangladeshi takas



BDT



801,910



808,311



10 Sri Lankan rupees



LKR



31,640



31,946



1 Myanmar kyat



MMK



467



471



100 Nepalese rupees



NPR



679,110



685,899



1 Libyan dinar



LYD



180,840



182,392



1 Chinese yuan



CNY



140,310



141,392



100 Thai baht



THB



3,135,101



3,136,870



1 Malaysian ringgit



MYR



240,875



243,762



1,000 South Korean won



KRW



678,745



684,994



1 Jordanian dinar



JOD



1,383,450



1,393,882



1 euro



EUR



1,149,087



1,158,511



100 Kazakh tenge



KZT



191,246



195,099



1 Georgian lari



GEL



330,258



367,307



1,000 Indonesian rupiahs



IDR



58,557



59,134



1 Afghan afghani



AFN



14,843



14,992



1 Belarusian ruble



BYN



330,258



336,736



1 Azerbaijani manat



AZN



576,980



580,744



100 Philippine pesos



PHP



1,660,046



1,680,045



1 Tajik somoni



TJS



106,069



106,878



1 Turkmen manat



TMT



280,493



282,361



Venezuelan bolívar



VES



3,243



3,263



The CBI adopted the SANA system for currency exchange offices,
where one euro costs 1,549,431 rials and $1 costs 1,322,602
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 1,504,303
rials, and the price of $1 totaled 1,284,080 rials.


On the black market, $1 is worth about 1.41-1.44 million rials,
while one euro is worth 1.66-1.69 million rials.


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