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The Currency Rate Monitor™

Live rates at 2010.10.26 18:32:00 UTC

Printed from the XE Currency Rate Monitor at: www.xe.com/crm

Live mid-market rates as of 2010.10.26 18:32:00 UTC. Refreshes once per minute.

1.00 IQD = 0.000855030 USD

Iraq Dinars United States Dollars

1 IQD = 0.000855030 USD 1 USD = 1,169.55 IQD

This is what I got at xe.com. Why aren't they the same?

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1,000,000.00 Iraqi Dinars = 1,700.00 US Dollars

1 IQD = 0.0017 USD Display Chart 1 USD = 588.2353 IQD

Please note OzForex does not offer transfers

from Iraqi Dinar to US Dollar.

Mid Market Rates¹ Last Updated: 27/10/2010 @ 05:35 (Syd)

OMG It sure DOES look like something is happening here!!

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I'm sorry...It still reads 1 IQD = $0.00017 USD

No Sir. It is as follows, I just copied this:

10,000.00 US Dollars = 5,918,000.00 Iraqi Dinars

1 USD = 591.8 IQD 1 IQD = 0.0017 USD

Please note OzForex does not offer transfers

o.oo17 is a 50% increase today alone!! Big difference from .00089!!!

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1,000,000.00 Iraqi Dinars = 1,700.00 US Dollars

1 IQD = 0.0017 USD Display Chart 1 USD = 588.2353 IQD

Please note OzForex does not offer transfers

from Iraqi Dinar to US Dollar.

Mid Market Rates¹ Last Updated: 27/10/2010 @ 05:35 (Syd)

OMG It sure DOES look like something is happening here!!

RV MAMA, DON'T HYPERVENALATE DOESN'T MEAN ANYTHING :lol:

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Oanda only updates once daily. I believe ozforex updates multiple times daily, if not live. THAT's the difference. I'd like to know why it's trading at that rate, and others, when the CBI still has their rate at 1170/1168.

Very possibly because the CBI site is not updated immediately.

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Thats the mid-market rate...it's the midpoint between the buy rate and the sell rate...double it and thats the real rate, still around 1170...sorry.

I've never traded on Forex and really know nothing about it. Why would some Forex sites show the mid-market rate (like ozforex) and other's show the real rate (like Oanda and XE)? I suppose if I were in the know and did have experience, I'd know the difference and be able to just extrapolate from the rates shown. Oh well... that's good to know! Thanks!

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