Baku: The Central Bank of Azerbaijan has released today’s foreign exchange rates, maintaining the US dollar at 1.7000 AZN, as reported by APA-Economics. Meanwhile, fluctuations were observed in other currencies, including a rise in the euro.

According to Azeri-Press News Agency, the euro has appreciated to 1.9729 AZN. The Turkish lira has seen an increase to 0.0429 AZN, and the Russian ruble is positioned at 2.1656 AZN per 100 rubles. Other notable rates include the British pound sterling at 2.3058 AZN and the Swiss franc at 2.0937 AZN.

In the Asian currency market, the Chinese yuan stands at 0.2368 AZN, while the Japanese yen is valued at 1.1688 AZN per 100 yen. The Australian dollar has been set at 1.1041 AZN, and the Canadian dollar at 1.2392 AZN.

The Middle Eastern currencies such as the UAE dirham and Saudi Arabian Riyal are marked at 0.4629 AZN and 0.4531 AZN, respectively. Meanwhile, the Kuwaiti dinar is notably higher at 5.5582 AZN.

Precious metals also have specific rates, with gold priced at 5692.3225 AZN, silver at 61.4814 AZN, and platinum at 2202.673 AZN. These rates are reflective of the current global market trends as analyzed by the Central Bank.

The Central Bank’s release of these detailed rates supports trade and financial activities by providing clear and current data for currency conversion and valuation. The stability of the US dollar and the shift in the euro and other currencies are critical for economic stakeholders in Azerbaijan and international investors.