Reading Exchange Rate Tables Currency Exchange Rate Table

Reading Exchange Rate Tables
1.00 US Dollar Rates table
Top 10Mar 20, 2015 19:12 UTC
US Dollar
1.00 USD
inv. 1.00 USD
Euro
0.924652
1.081488
British Pound
0.669213
1.494292
Indian Rupee
62.311600
0.016048
Australian Dollar
1.285623
0.777833
Canadian Dollar
1.257735
0.795080
Singapore Dollar
1.379701
0.724794
Swiss Franc
0.976454
1.024114
Malaysian Ringgit
3.709632
0.269569
120.125603
0.008325
6.204203
0.161181
Japanese Yen
Chinese Yuan Renminbi
Currency Exchange Rate Table – What does it all mean?
$1.00 in US dollars is equal to 0.92 Euros.
1 Euro will purchase $1.08 in US dollars.
THE DOLLAR IS WEAK COMPARED TO THE EURO. THE EURO IS STRONG COMPARED TO THE DOLLAR.
1. $1.00 US dollars = ______________________ Indian Rupees
a. The US dollar is (strong/weak) compared to the Indian rupee.
b. How do you know? _______________________________________________________________
2. 1 Chinese Yuan = _______________________ US dollars
a. The yuan is (strong/weak) compared to the US dollar.
b. How do you know? _______________________________________________________________
3. 1 British Pound = _______________________ US dollars.
a. The pound is (strong/weak) compared to the US dollar.
b. How do you know? ________________________________________________________________
4. $1.00 US dollar = _______________________ Chinese Yuan
a. The US dollar is (strong/weak) compared to the yuan.
b. How do you know? ________________________________________________________________
5. $1.00 US dollar = _______________________ Australian Dollars
a. The US dollar is (strong/weak) compared to the Australian dollar.
Are you being helped or hurt?
Scenario #1 – The US dollar is depreciating against the Euro and Australian dollar.
1. You are an Australian citizen who purchases numerous Spud Webb throwback jerseys from a company in
Atlanta.
a. Helped or Hurt?
b. Explain:
2. You are a German citizen who often travels to Los Angeles for business. You are planning to bring your family on
your next trip so your kids can visit Disneyland.
a. Helped or Hurt?
b. Explain:
3. You are an American company that exports Wisconsin cheese to all the finest restaurants in Australia.
a. Helped or Hurt?
b. Explain:
4. You are a Mercedes-Benz dealer (selling German cars) in Atlanta.
a. Helped or Hurt?
b. Explain:
Scenario #2 – The US dollar is appreciating against the British pound.
1. You are an American citizen who loves soccer. You want to travel to England to watch your favorite team, the
Tottenham Hotspurs take on Chelsea.
a. Helped or Hurt?
b. Explain:
2. You import British-made Mini-Cooper automobiles into the United States.
a. Helped or Hurt?
b. Explain:
3. You export these same Mini-Coopers from Liverpool, England to the United States.
a. Helped or Hurt?
b. Explain:
4. You are a British school kid who is coming to Panama City Beach for Spring Break 2014.
a. Helped or Hurt?
b. Explain: