Some of the methods used in conversion of one currency into Australian currency are rates on a daily basis, average rates and the rates equivalent with the ones utilized at the time for preparing the audited financial report. Australian Currency Rate is the reflection of the demand and supply scenario of the Australian Dollar in the world foreign exchange market. The factors that affect the Australian Currency Rate are the relative economic strength of Australia with respect to other countries especially the developed and heavy weight ones. The strength of an economy can be gauged by the position of the per capita income, GDP , balance of payment condition of the economy. The balance of trade along with the inflow amount of the foreign investment are also good indicators of the economic health of a country. The prevailing bank rates in Australia also influence the Australian Currency Rate.
As the Australian Currency Market is fully dependent on the market factors, so the Australian Currency Rate sees ups and downs through out the trading day in the foreign exchange market.
Australian Currency Rate in relation to some other currencies are given below (the availability of foreign currencies in relation to a single Australian Dollar is the approach followed in the following list) :-
- USA currency rate (ie. US Dollar) with respect to per Australian Currency was 0.860694 as on 03.08.07.
- Japanese Currency Rate (ie. Japanese Yen) with respect to per Australian Currency was 101.217545 as on 03.08.07.
- Exchange Rate of Euro with respect to per Australian Currency was 0.622880 as on 03.08.07.
- Great Britain's Currency Rate (ie. British Pound) with respect to per Australian Currency was 0.429851 as on 03.08.07.