Indonesian Rupiah

Exchange Rates reflect the balance of supply and demand for currencies. Two key factors affecting supply and demand are interest rates and the overall strength of the economy. Economic indicators such as GDP, foreign investment and the trade balance reflect the general health of an economy and are, therefore, responsible for the underlying shifts in supply and demand for that currency.Currency Exchange Rates fluctuate throughout the day, with trading on the market continuously. CurrencySource.com will quote you a rate for your currency exchange and discuss details for your foreign currency transactionU.A.E. Dirham0.000368Argentine Peso0.000317Australian Dollar0.000122Bahrain Dinar0.000038Brunei Dollar0.000145Brazilian Real0.000190Botswana Pula0.000683Canadian Dollar0.000108Swiss Franc0.000109Chilean Peso0.054407Chinese Yuan0.000684Colombian Peso0.201877Cyprus Pound0.000040Czech Koruna0.001822Danish Krone0.000530Euro0.000071U.K. Pound Sterling0.000061Hungarian Forint0.019097Indonesian Rupiah1.000000Israeli New Sheqel0.000381Indian Rupee0.004854Iranian Rial0.997296Icelandic Krona0.012942Japanese Yen0.009510Korean Won0.124074Kuwaiti Dinar0.000029Sri Lanka Rupee0.011502Libyan Dinar0.000125Maltese Lira0.000029Mauritian Rupee0.003188Mexican Peso0.001324Malaysian Ringgit0.000354Norwegian Krone0.000623Nepalese Rupee0.007751New Zealand Dollar0.000154Omani Rial0.000038Pakistan Rupee0.006072Polish Zloty0.000298Qatar Riyal0.000364Saudi Arabian Riyal0.000375Swedish Krona0.000745Singapore Dollar0.000145Slovenian Tolar0.018234Thai Baht0.003403Trinidad and Tobago Dollar0.000630U.S. Dollar0.000100Venezuelan Bolivar0.212964South African Rand0.000783