Jun 02: The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs as a result of this determines the rate of exchange of conversion of each of the foreign currencies into Indian currency or vice versa, with effect from 2nd June 2023, for the purpose of importing and exporting goods.
Sl.No.
Foreign Currency
For Imported Goods
For Export Goods
1.
Australian Dollar
55.00
52.65
2.
Bahraini Dinar
225.85
212.40
3.
Canadian Dollar
61.90
59.85
4.
Chinese Yuan
11.80
11.45
5.
Danish Kroner
12.05
11.65
6.
EURO
89.85
86.70
7.
Hong Kong Dollar
10.70
10.35
8.
Kuwaiti Dinar
276.90
260.30
9.
New Zealand Dollar
51.00
48.70
10.
Norwegian Kroner
7.60
7.35
11.
Pound Sterling
104.45
101.00
12.
Qatari Riyal
23.40
21.95
13.
Saudi Arabian Riyal
22.60
21.35
14.
Singapore Dollar
62.10
60.10
15.
South African Rand
4.30
4.05
16.
Swedish Kroner
7.75
7.50
17.
Swiss Franc
92.40
89.00
18.
Turkish Lira
4.10
3.85
19.
UAE Dirham
23.20
21.80
20.
US Dollar
83.40
81.70
Sl.No.
Foreign Currency
For Imported Goods
For Export Goods
1.
Japanese Yen
60.15
58.25
2.
Korean Won
6.45
6.05
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