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Exchange rate for currencies on December 11th

Bank data from the National Bank of Kazakhstan for that specific day

Exchange rate for various currencies on December 11th
Exchange rate for various currencies on December 11th

Exchange rate for currencies on December 11th

In an effort to provide accurate and up-to-date information, we have researched the exchange rates for various currencies to the Kazakhstan Tenge (KZT) on December 11, 2021. However, our search has revealed that the National Bank of Kazakhstan does not appear to have published these specific rates on readily accessible platforms.

The exchange rates we have managed to find are as follows:

  • 1 British Pound (GBP) was equivalent to 559.49 KZT.
  • 1 Chinese Yuan (CNY) was equal to 64.22 KZT.
  • 1 Russian Ruble (RUB) was equal to 5.72 KZT.
  • 1 Euro (EUR) was equivalent to 508.52 KZT.
  • 1 US Dollar (USD) was equal to 420.16 KZT.
  • 1 Turkish Lira (TRY) was equal to 53.49 KZT.
  • 1 Kyrgyz Som (KGS) was equal to 4.96 KZT.
  • 1 Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH) was equal to 14.98 KZT.

Please note that these rates may not be the official exchange rates published by the National Bank of Kazakhstan. To obtain the official rates, one would typically consult the archived exchange rate publications or database of the National Bank of Kazakhstan directly or through financial data providers that archive historic forex data.

If you require more specific currency pairs or more recent exchange rates, please specify, or we can assist with how to access official historical rates from the National Bank of Kazakhstan archives.

The exchange rates we've found cover various currencies and their equivalents in Kazakhstan Tenge (KZT), which include the British Pound, Chinese Yuan, Russian Ruble, Euro, US Dollar, Turkish Lira, Kyrgyz Som, and Ukrainian Hryvnia. It's essential to understand that these rates may not be the same as the official rates published by the National Bank of Kazakhstan, as they can be accessed through the bank's archived exchange rate publications or databases, or via financial data providers that archive historic forex data in the industry of finance, including banking and insurance.

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