AUD
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1 AUD = 0.7110 EUR
1 AUD = 0.9110 USD
1 AUD = 0.5921 GBP
1 AUD = 1.5787 BRL
1 AUD = 0.9605 CAD
1 AUD = 0.9242 CHF
1 AUD = 6.2010 CNY
1 AUD = 5.2934 DKK
1 AUD = 7.0806 HKD
1 AUD = 42.4976 INR
1 AUD = 76.7346 JPY
1 AUD = 1073.0016 KRW
1 AUD = 102.5530 LKR
1 AUD = 2.8491 MYR
1 AUD = 1.2745 NZD
1 AUD = 1.2258 SGD
1 AUD = 29.1150 TWD
1 AUD = 6.5868 ZAR
1 AUD = 1954.8892 VEB
1 AUD = 28.3767 THB
1 AUD = 6.6129 SEK
1 AUD = 5.6056 NOK
1 AUD = 11.8889 MXN
1 AUD = 1.3907 BGN
1 AUD = 17.5563 CZK
1 AUD = 11.1243 EEK
1 AUD = 202.3047 HUF
1 AUD = 2.4550 LTL
1 AUD = 0.5038 LVL
1 AUD = 2.8133 PLN
1 AUD = 3.0348 RON
1 AUD = 21.4206 SKK
1 AUD = 162.4716 ISK
1 AUD = 5.1813 HRK
1 AUD = 27.9948 RUB
1 AUD = 1.3762 TRY
1 AUD = 40.9576 PHP
1 AUD = 1650.3232 COP
1 AUD = 3.5956 ARS
1 AUD = 452.9977 CLP
1 AUD = 7.9711 SVC
1 AUD = 1.3535 TND
1 AUD = 4358.7482 PYG
1 AUD = 7.8808 MAD
1 AUD = 77.1166 JMD
1 AUD = 3.4164 SAR
1 AUD = 3.3139 QAR
1 AUD = 17.2084 HNL
The Australian dollar (sign: $; code: AUD) is the currency of the Commonwealth of Australia, including Christmas Island, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, and Norfolk Island, as well as the independent Pacific Island states of Kiribati, Nauru and Tuvalu. Within Australia it is almost always abbreviated with the dollar sign ($); A$ or AU$ are often used informally to distinguish it from other dollar-denominated currencies. It is subdivided into 100 cents.
The Australian dollar is currently the sixth-most-traded currency in world[1] foreign exchange markets (behind the euro, US dollar, the yen, the pound sterling, and the swiss franc), accounting for over 6% of worldwide foreign-exchange transactions. The Australian dollar is popular with currency traders due to high interest rates in Australia, the relative freedom of the foreign exchange market from governmental intervention, the general stability of Australia's economy and political system, and the prevailing view that the Australian dollar offers diversification benefits in a portfolio containing the major world currencies (especially because of its greater exposure to Asian economies and the commodities cycle). In the inter-bank foreign exchange market AUD/USD is known simply as the "Aussie".
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