Baku: The Central Bank of Azerbaijan has announced today’s exchange rates, marking a significant milestone as the euro’s exchange rate exceeds 2 Azerbaijani manats.

According to Azeri-Press News Agency, on July 1, 2025, the exchange rate of the US dollar remained steady at 1.7000 manats. Meanwhile, the Russian ruble appreciated to 2.1707 manats per 100 rubles, the Turkish lira increased to 0.0427 manats, and notably, the euro surged to 2.0035 manats, highlighting the euro’s strength against the Azerbaijani currency.

Further exchange rate details reveal that the Australian dollar stands at 1.1174 manats, while the Belarusian ruble is at 0.5728 manats. The Bulgarian lev is valued at 1.0243 manats, and the UAE dirham at 0.4629 manats. Additionally, the South Korean won (per 100 won) is at 0.1256 manats, and the Czech koruna is at 0.081 manats.

Other notable rates include the Chinese yuan at 0.2373 manats, the Danish krone at 0.2685 manats, and the Georgian lari at 0.6249 manats. The Hong Kong dollar stands at 0.2166 manats, and the Indian Rupee at 0.0199 manats. The British pound sterling is valued at 2.336 manats, while 10,000 Iranian rials are exchanged for 0.0283 manats.

In precious metals, gold is priced at 5650.409 manats, silver at 61.5052 manats, platinum at 2306.033 manats, and palladium at 1899.7415 manats. These rates reflect the diverse currency landscape in Azerbaijan, influenced by global market dynamics.