As of 10th February, according to xe.com, these are the current rates for AU$1
- US$ - 0.8749 (way down)
- GB£ - 0.5595 (down a little)
- JP¥ - 78.21 (down)
- EU€ - 0.6361 (down a little)
- NZ$ - 1.264 (about the same)
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As of 10th February, according to xe.com, these are the current rates for AU$1
- US$ - 0.8749 (way down)
- GB£ - 0.5595 (down a little)
- JP¥ - 78.21 (down)
- EU€ - 0.6361 (down a little)
- NZ$ - 1.264 (about the same)
As of 22nd February, according to xe.com, these are the current rates for AU$1
- US$ - 0.9001 (up)
- GB£ - 0.5820 (up)
- JP¥ - 82.38 (up)
- EU€ - 0.6606 (up)
- NZ$ - 1.285 (up)
As of 16th April, according to xe.com, these are the current rates for AU$1
- US$ - 0.9325 (up)
- GB£ - 0.6038 (up)
- JP¥ - 86.39 (up)
- EU€ - 0.6884 (up)
- NZ$ - 1.308 (up)
oooh good time to buy in US now:)
Check the paypal exchange rate though if paying using that method. I always find them to be lower than the official exchange rate.
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Originally Posted by 5FDP
That's because the "exchange rate" is an average of the true buy/sell rate. It's easier to straight report the average rather than both seperate rates.
For the USA subtract about .02 cents from the XE rate to get roughly what Paypal will be using.Quote:
Originally Posted by 5FDP
is it really only .02 cents? I swear its more like a full 2 cents.
That's probably what he meant, as most currency conversions (banks, airports, paypal) adjust a couple cents/percent to make their profit, and some then add a fee on top just to be sure they make money.
Sorry yes I meant a full 2 cents, but when looking at the rate it's presented as a ratio so an xe rate of 0.92 equates to a paypal rate of roughly 0.9