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EUR to AUD on July 27, 1999

1 EUR = 1.6480 AUD

1 AUD = 0.60680 EUR

On Tuesday, July 27, 1999 the ECB reference rate was 1 EUR = 1.6480 AUD, and 1 AUD = 0.60680 EUR.

Against the previous business day (July 26, 1999, 1.6483) the rate moved by -0.02%.

The July 1999 average was 1.5757, with a low of 1.5274 and a high of 1.6483.

July 1999: daily rates

DateRateChange
July 1, 19991.5336-1.68%
July 2, 19991.5347+0.07%
July 5, 19991.5370+0.15%
July 6, 19991.5274-0.62%
July 7, 19991.5417+0.94%
July 8, 19991.5342-0.49%
July 9, 19991.5289-0.35%
July 12, 19991.5296+0.05%
July 13, 19991.5391+0.62%
July 14, 19991.5410+0.12%
July 15, 19991.5435+0.16%
July 16, 19991.5459+0.16%
July 19, 19991.5438-0.14%
July 20, 19991.5963+3.40%
July 21, 19991.6235+1.70%
July 22, 19991.6199-0.22%
July 23, 19991.6175-0.15%
July 26, 19991.6483+1.90%
July 27, 19991.6480-0.02%
July 28, 19991.6465-0.09%
July 29, 19991.6455-0.06%
July 30, 19991.6405-0.30%

Conversion at this date's rate

AmountAUDAmountEUR
1 EUR1.65 AUD1 AUD0.60680 EUR
5 EUR8.24 AUD5 AUD3.03 EUR
10 EUR16.48 AUD10 AUD6.07 EUR
20 EUR32.96 AUD20 AUD12.14 EUR
50 EUR82.40 AUD50 AUD30.34 EUR
100 EUR164.80 AUD100 AUD60.68 EUR
200 EUR329.60 AUD200 AUD121.36 EUR
250 EUR412.00 AUD250 AUD151.70 EUR

1 EUR in other currencies on July 27, 1999

PairRate
EUR/USD US dollar1.0627
EUR/GBP British pound0.66800
EUR/JPY Japanese yen124.27
EUR/CHF Swiss franc1.6000
EUR/AUD Australian dollar1.6480
EUR/CAD Canadian dollar1.6038
EUR/NZD New Zealand dollar2.0292
EUR/HKD Hong Kong dollar8.2482
EUR/SGD Singapore dollar1.7939
EUR/KRW South Korean won1,279.08
EUR/ZAR South African rand6.5186
EUR/PLN Polish zloty4.0547
EUR/CZK Czech koruna36.695
EUR/HUF Hungarian forint252.82
EUR/SEK Swedish krona8.8055
EUR/NOK Norwegian krone8.3275
EUR/DKK Danish krone7.4443
EUR/ISK Icelandic krona77.900

EUR/AUD 1999 · EUR/AUD · AUD/EUR

The ECB publishes euro reference rates around 16:00 CET on TARGET business days. Cross rates between two non-euro currencies are calculated from their euro rates. Reference rates serve for information; a bank or card issuer applies its own rate.

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