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A currency trader can buy 150 yen with only one euro.
An exchange rate of 1:9 between the European Euro and the Mexican Peso means that you can exchange one Euro for 9 Pesos.
It means that one Euro is worth 150 Yen.
1 US$ = 0.72 Euros
It takes only one euro to buy nine pesos
A currency trader can buy 150 yen with only one euro.
An exchange rate of 1:9 between the European Euro and the Mexican Peso means that you can exchange one Euro for 9 Pesos.
An exchange rate of 1.9 between the European Euro and the Mexican Peso means that one Euro can be exchanged for one Mexican Peso and 90 centavos.
It means that one Euro is worth 150 Yen.
1 US$ = 0.72 Euros
It takes only one euro to buy nine pesos.
It takes only one euro to buy nine pesos
The current exchange rate between RMB and Euro is 1 RMB for 0.12 Euro.
As of 12:00PM CST on July 7th, 2009 the exchange rate between the Euro and the Yen is:* 1 EUR (Euro) = 132.275 JPY (Japanese Yen)
1 to 9 means one Euro equals nine Mexican pesos.
The exchange rates for the Euro can change over time but are fairly consistent overall. There are 1.28 US dollars, 1.39 Australian dollars to the Euro, and 128.6 Japanese Yen to the Euro.
The Euro is a shortened version of European Currency Unit. The ECU was agreed by the European Monetary System (EMS) IN 1978 to stabilize exchange rates and thus encourage intra-EU trade. It started off as a parallel currency for all participating national currencies and the Exchange Rate Mechanism which fixed the exchange rates between currencies