Azerbaijan Central Bank Announces Unchanged Exchange Rates for September 3

Baku: The Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA) has announced the official exchange rates for September 3. The official exchange rate of the US dollar against the Azerbaijani manat remained unchanged at 1.7 manat. The euro was exchanged at a rate of 1.9774 manat, while one Turkish lira was valued at 0.0413 manat. Additionally, 100 Russian rubles were worth 2.1074 manat.

According to Trend News Agency, the exchange rate for other currencies was also released. The Australian dollar was valued at 0.5707 manat, and the Belarusian ruble was set at 1.0113 manat. The Bulgarian lev was exchanged at 0.4628 manat, and the UAE dirham at 0.1221 manat. Meanwhile, 100 South Korean won were valued at 0.0807 manat, and the Czech koruna was exchanged at 0.2379 manat.

The Chinese yuan had an exchange rate of 0.265 manat, and the Danish krone was set at 0.6308 manat. The Georgian lari was valued at 0.2178 manat, and the Hong Kong dollar at 0.0193 manat. The exchange rate for the Indian rupee was 2.2726 manat, and the British pound sterling was set at 0.0302 manat. Additionally, 10,000 Iranian rials were exchanged at 0.1797 manat.

The Swedish krona was valued at 2.1111 manat, and the Swiss franc at 0.5031 manat. The Israeli shekel had an exchange rate of 1.2326 manat, while the Canadian dollar was set at 5.5587 manat. The Kuwaiti dinar was valued at 0.3151 manat, and 100 Kazakh tenge were exchanged at 0.4664 manat. Further, the Qatari rial was set at 0.0195 manat, and the Kyrgyz som at 0.4999 manat.

The exchange rates also included 100 Hungarian forints at 0.1027 manat, the Moldovan leu at 0.1695 manat, and the Norwegian krone at 0.0137 manat. Additionally, 100 Uzbek som were exchanged at 0.6022 manat, and 100 Pakistani rupees at 0.4637 manat. The Polish zloty was valued at 0.3893 manat, and the Romanian leu at 2.1074 manat. The Serbian dinar had an exchange rate of 0.0169 manat.

The Singapore dollar was exchanged at 1.3186 manat, while the Saudi rial was valued at 0.4531 manat. The Special Drawing Rights of the IMF (SDR) had an exchange rate of 2.3214 manat. The Turkmen manat was set at 0.4857 manat, and the Ukrainian hryvnia at 0.041 manat. Finally, 100 Japanese yen were valued at 1.144 manat, and the New Zealand dollar had an exchange rate of 0.9965 manat.