Currency exchange – Hungarian forint – 21.08.2017.
Official Hungarian forint fixing of the National Bank of Hungary:
| Australian dollar | 204.65 |
| Brazilian real | 82.16 |
| Bulgarian lev | 155.22 |
| Canadian dollar | 205.17 |
| Chinese yuan | 38.75 |
| Croatian kuna | 40.99 |
| Czech crown | 11.64 |
| Danish krone | 40.81 |
| Euro | 303.57 |
| Hong Kong dollar | 33.04 |
| Iceland krona | 2.44 |
| Indian Rupee | 4.04 |
| Indonesian Rupiah (100) | 1.94 |
| Israeli shekel | 71.29 |
| Japanese yen (100) | 237.03 |
| Malaysian Ringgit | 60.32 |
| Mexican peso | 14.57 |
| New Romanian lei | 66.15 |
| New Zealand dollar | 188.96 |
| Norwegian kroner | 32.65 |
| Philippine Peso | 5.03 |
| Polish zloty | 71.01 |
| Pound sterling | 332.88 |
| Russian ruble | 4.37 |
| Serb dinar | 2.54 |
| Singapore dollar | 189.61 |
| South African rand | 19.57 |
| South-Korean won (100) | 22.68 |
| Swedish krona | 31.84 |
| Swiss franc | 267.27 |
| Thai baht | 7.79 |
| Turkish lira | 73.48 |
| Ukrainian hryvna | 10.16 |
| USA dollar | 258.53 |
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