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Exchange rate of various currencies, dated January 15th

Data from Kazakhstan's National Bank revealed figures for that specific day

Exchange rate of various currencies on the 15th of January
Exchange rate of various currencies on the 15th of January

Exchange rate of various currencies, dated January 15th

In the world of international finance, exchange rates play a significant role in global trade and economics. Let's take a look at the exchange rates of various currencies against the Kazakhstani Tenge as of January 15, 2023, and compare them with the current US dollar to Swiss franc exchange rate for a broader perspective.

The US dollar to Swiss franc exchange rate has shown relative stability over the past 52 weeks, ranging from 0.7761 to 0.9202 CHF per USD. As of September 14, 2025, the rate stands at 0.7968 CHF per USD. Meanwhile, the USD to Euro exchange rate currently hovers around 0.85 EUR per USD, with a slight decline of about 0.25% in recent times. However, detailed historical changes since January 2023 are not fully available. The Euro to US dollar rate has moved around 1.16 to 1.17 USD per Euro, with modest short-term fluctuations but no full historical comparison to January 2023 in the data.

Now, let's delve into the exchange rates against the Kazakhstani Tenge on January 15, 2023. The US Dollar exchanged for 419.96 Tenge, the Chinese Yuan for 64.97 Tenge, the Turkish Lira for 56.94 Tenge, the Ukrainian Hryvnia for 14.97 Tenge, the Kyrgyz Som for 5.01 Tenge, and the Russian Ruble for 5.72 Tenge. Interestingly, the Euro exchanged for 510.88 Tenge, while the British Pound exchanged for 573.29 Tenge on the same day.

These exchange rates offer valuable insights into the relative strength of various currencies against the Kazakhstani Tenge. While the US dollar and Euro have shown relative stability against the Swiss franc, their values against the Kazakhstani Tenge have varied significantly, with the US dollar having a higher value and the Euro a lower value compared to other currencies.

This comparison underscores the dynamic nature of exchange rates and their impact on international trade and finance. As we move forward, it will be interesting to see how these rates continue to evolve and how they might influence global economic trends.

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