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USD to ZAR on July 1, 1999

1 USD = 6.0035 ZAR

1 ZAR = 0.16657 USD

On Thursday, July 1, 1999 the ECB reference rate was 1 USD = 6.0035 ZAR, and 1 ZAR = 0.16657 USD.

Against the previous business day (June 30, 1999, 6.0632) the rate moved by -0.98%.

The July 1999 average was 6.1053, with a low of 6.0035 and a high of 6.1623.

July 1999: daily rates

DateRateChange
July 1, 19996.0035-0.98%
July 2, 19996.0436+0.67%
July 5, 19996.0187-0.41%
July 6, 19996.0164-0.04%
July 7, 19996.0366+0.33%
July 8, 19996.0600+0.39%
July 9, 19996.0774+0.29%
July 12, 19996.1623+1.40%
July 13, 19996.1342-0.46%
July 14, 19996.1433+0.15%
July 15, 19996.1525+0.15%
July 16, 19996.1387-0.22%
July 19, 19996.1560+0.28%
July 20, 19996.1489-0.12%
July 21, 19996.1200-0.47%
July 22, 19996.0815-0.63%
July 23, 19996.1165+0.58%
July 26, 19996.1350+0.30%
July 27, 19996.1340-0.02%
July 28, 19996.1589+0.41%
July 29, 19996.1280-0.50%
July 30, 19996.1510+0.38%

Conversion at this date's rate

AmountZARAmountUSD
1 USD6.00 ZAR1 ZAR0.16657 USD
5 USD30.02 ZAR5 ZAR0.83285 USD
10 USD60.04 ZAR10 ZAR1.67 USD
20 USD120.07 ZAR20 ZAR3.33 USD
50 USD300.18 ZAR50 ZAR8.33 USD
100 USD600.35 ZAR100 ZAR16.66 USD
200 USD1,200.70 ZAR200 ZAR33.31 USD
250 USD1,500.88 ZAR250 ZAR41.64 USD

1 USD in other currencies on July 1, 1999

PairRate
USD/EUR Euro0.97428
USD/GBP British pound0.63348
USD/JPY Japanese yen120.93
USD/CHF Swiss franc1.5630
USD/AUD Australian dollar1.4942
USD/CAD Canadian dollar1.4648
USD/NZD New Zealand dollar1.8671
USD/HKD Hong Kong dollar7.7566
USD/SGD Singapore dollar1.6981
USD/KRW South Korean won1,164.33
USD/ZAR South African rand6.0035
USD/PLN Polish zloty3.9208
USD/CZK Czech koruna35.241
USD/HUF Hungarian forint242.89
USD/SEK Swedish krona8.4972
USD/NOK Norwegian krone7.8775
USD/DKK Danish krone7.2443
USD/ISK Icelandic krona74.669

USD/ZAR 1999 · USD/ZAR · ZAR/USD

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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