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Calendar year ending 31 December 2023

Foreign currency exchange rates for the year ending 31 December 2023

Published 9 January 2024

Please note that the RBA has not published rates for the Swiss franc since 21 December 2023 and has replaced this with rates for the Canadian dollar. Rates for the Canadian dollar will be published from January 2024 onwards.

Country

Average rate for year ended

Nearest actual exchange rate

Currency

30 Jun 23

31 Dec 23

30 Jun 23

31 Dec 23*

Canada

na

na

na

0.9048

Canadian dollar

China

4.6826

4.7044

4.8079

4.8544

Chinese renminbi

Europe

0.6439

0.6144

0.6099

0.6181

European euro

Hong Kong

5.2775

5.2013

5.1951

5.3448

Hong Kong dollar

India

54.9312

54.8696

54.4000

56.8800

Indian rupee

Indonesia

10201.7240

10122.2960

9940.0000

10572.0000

Indonesian rupiah

Japan

92.4880

93.3232

95.9200

96.7700

Japanese yen

Malaysia

3.0252

3.0297

3.1022

3.1416

Malaysian ringgit

Taiwan

20.6747

20.6955

20.6300

21.0000

New Taiwan dollar

New Zealand

1.0928

1.0821

1.0883

1.0768

New Zealand dollar

Philippines

na

36.9584

36.6700

37.9300

Philippine peso

Singapore

0.9187

0.8922

0.8986

0.9014

Singapore dollar

South Korean

890.2842

867.5052

874.2100

881.0600

South Korean won

Switzerland

0.6322

0.5976

0.5957

na

Swiss franc

Thailand

23.7675

23.1159

23.6200

23.3500

Thai baht

United Kingdom

0.5597

0.5345

0.5250

0.5366

UK pound sterling

United States

0.6734

0.6644

0.6630

0.6840

United States dollar

Vietnam

15961.9320

15831.9320

15636.0000

16604.0000

Vietnamese dong

* As 31 December 2023 was a Sunday the rates from 29 December 2023 have been used.

From 1 January 2020, we have used the exchange rates from the Reserve Bank of Australia. In previous years we have used exchange rates sourced from the Commonwealth Bank of Australia.

The Reserve Bank of Australia and the Commonwealth Bank publish rates for different countries.

If we do not publish a rate for the country or year you need, you can use an appropriate exchange rate provided by:

  • a banking institution operating in Australia including, where relevant, the banking institution through which your foreign income is received
  • another reliable external source.

Keep the rate used and the source of rates with your records and be mindful that you cannot obtain an average rate (or rates) of exchange from an associate, or from yourself, unless otherwise notified by us.

 

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