Foreign exchange and live rates
Take a look at live market exchange rates and follow the latest FX news.
AEDUnited Arab Emirates Dirham
AUDAustralian Dollar
BGNBulgarian Lev
BHDBahraini Dinar
BWPPula
CADCanadian Dollar
CHFSwiss Franc
CNHRenminbi
CNYYuan Renminbi
CZKCzech Koruna
DKKDanish Krone
EGPEgyptian Pound
EUREuro
GBPPound Sterling
HKDHong Kong Dollar
HUFForint
IDRRupiah
ILSNew Israeli Sheqel
INRIndian Rupee
JPYJapanese Yen
KESKenyan Shilling
KRWWon
LKRSri Lanka Rupee
MADMoroccan Dirham
MURMauritius Rupee
MXNMexican Peso
MYRMalaysian Ringgit
NOKNorwegian Krone
NZDNew Zealand Dollar
PHPPhilippine Peso
PKRPakistan Rupee
PLNPolish Złoty
RONRomanian Leu
SARSaudi Riyal
SEKSwedish Krona
SGDSingapore Dollar
THBBaht
TRYTurkish Lira
USDUnited States Dollar
VNDDong
ZARRandAEDUnited Arab Emirates DirhamAUDAustralian DollarBGNBulgarian LevBHDBahraini DinarBWPPulaCADCanadian DollarCHFSwiss FrancCNHRenminbiCZKCzech KorunaDKKDanish KroneEGPEgyptian PoundEUREuroGBPPound SterlingHKDHong Kong DollarHUFForintIDRRupiahILSNew Israeli SheqelINRIndian RupeeJPYJapanese YenKESKenyan ShillingKRWWonLKRSri Lanka RupeeMADMoroccan DirhamMURMauritius RupeeMXNMexican PesoMYRMalaysian RinggitNOKNorwegian KroneNZDNew Zealand DollarPHPPhilippine PesoPKRPakistan RupeePLNPolish ZłotyRONRomanian LeuSARSaudi RiyalSEKSwedish KronaSGDSingapore DollarTHBBahtTRYTurkish LiraVNDDongZARRandExchange rate as of 09:06 UTC
The exchange rate is updated frequently and is for informational purposes only. The actual rate offered to you when making a payment will be confirmed before booking the payment.
What is foreign exchange?
The United Nations recognises around 180 different currencies that can be used to buy and sell goods and services around the world. Exchanging one currency for another so as to buy, sell or settle debts in a foreign country is perhaps the simplest definition of foreign exchange.
Foreign exchange markets can move quickly and unpredictably. Speaking to a WorldFirst relationship manager could provide you with more flexibility and a better understanding as to when to make an exchange or purchase.
What is the interbank rate?
The interbank rate is the foreign exchange rate paid by banks when they trade currencies with other banks. This rate is much like a wholesale rate and is unobtainable to the general public unless they are exchanging an amount of more than $100m.
The banks make money like any wholesaler in any other industry – they buy at one rate and sell it on at another and the difference in between is known as a ‘spread’.
Products and services from WorldFirst
Forward contracts
A forward contract is a hedging product that allows you to secure an exchange rate for up to two years on a predetermined volume of currency.
Spot contracts
A spot contract is one that must be settled within two working days of the ‘trade’, or payment.
Firm orders
If you’ve got a target exchange rate in mind we’ll watch the markets for you. When the rate hits the level you want we’ll act immediately.
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