Currency Conversion What is currency What is currency
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Currency Conversion
What is currency?
What is currency? • Currency means money • Different countries have different currencies • There are over 100 different currencies in the world all with different names • The Australian currency is called the Australian Dollar
Common Currencies of the World • Great Britain (England, Scotland, Wales) • United States of America • New Zealand • France, Spain, Italy, Germany
Common Currencies of the World • Great Britain (England, Scotland, Wales) Great Britain Pound (GBP) • United States of America US Dollar (USD) • New Zealand Dollar (NZD) • France, Spain, Italy, Germany Euro (EUR)
Common Currencies of the World • Japan • Indonesia • South Africa • Thailand
Common Currencies of the World • Japan Yen (JPY) • Indonesia Rupiah (IDR) • South Africa Rand (ZAR) • Thailand Baht (THB)
Converting Between Currencies • It is possible to convert one currency to another • The conversion rate between currency changes everyday
Conversion Rates The following are today’s conversion rates: 1 AUD = 0. 59 GBP 1 AUD = 0. 91 USD 1 AUD = 1. 14 NZD 1 AUD = EUR 1 AUD = JPY 1 AUD = IDR 1 AUD = ZAR 1 AUD = THB
Converting Currency Convert the following Australian Dollar amount to the given currency: 1. $200 = __________ USD 2. $120 = __________ EUR 3. $500 = __________ NZD
Converting Currency Use your laptop to convert the following currency: 1. $100 GBP to AUD 2. $100 AUD to ZAR (South Africa) 3. $1000 USD to THB (Thailand)
THINK… Mr Biggs wants to buy new Adidas Predator football boots. He has a choice between buying in Australia from Rebel Sport for $220 AUD or buying from an American website Eastbay for $205 USD including delivery. Which option is cheaper?
- Alberici coin acceptor
- Overvalued currency
- Managing operating exposure
- Currency forward pricing
- Currency board
- Put-call parity
- Eurocurrency market definition
- Benefits of common currency
- Klubeck currency
- What factors affect region/community location decisions
- Certificates of currency for insurance
- Comptroller of the currency administrator of national banks
- Appreciation and depreciation of currency