Full text of G.5 Foreign Exchange Rates : July 1, 1968
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FEDERAL statistical **f^AL * fr rel ease } *■ DRURY C/ G. 5 Sprin lici< RESERVE - library July^l, 1968 Missouri, aU ^ J FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES - JUNE 1968 Below is given a table showing average, rates of exchange on twenty-five countries in June 1968 with comparable figures for other months. Averages are based on daily noon buying rates for cable transfers in New York City certified for customs purposes by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. (Rates in cents per unit of foreign currency) Country Argentina Australia Austria Belgium Canada Ceylon Denmark Finland France Germany India Ireland Italy Japan Malaysia Mexico Netherlands New Zealand 1/ ti it Norway Portugal South Africa Spain Sweden Switzerland United Kingdom Monetary unit Peso Dollar Schilling Franc Dollar Rupee Krone Markka Franc D. Mark Rupee Pound Lira Yen Dollar Peso Guilder Dollar Pound Krone Escudo Rand Peseta Krona Franc Pound 1968 May June 1967 June April .281*7 110.81*00 3.8683 2.00^8 92.81*61 16.6615 15.3727 23.7633 20.1070 25.0323 13.2280 238.U620 .160 5 .2761* 32.5090 8.0056 27.6198 110.9536 .281*7 111.051*9 3.8670 2.0110 92.7602 16,6705 13.3986 23.7633 20.2121 2 5 .119 0 13.2681* 238.9230 .1606 .2760 32.5559 8.0056 27.6352 111.1681* .281*7 111.6382 3.8655 2.0 10 5 92.5681 16.6880 13.1*131* 23.7633 20.2903 25.0929 13.3177 21*0.1786 .1601 .2760 32.651*2 8.0056 27.6319 111.7518 .2851 111.2021 3.8698 - - - 276.3537 13.9916 3.1*810 139.0372 1.6632 19.1*11*6 23.1663 279.1173 - - - 11*.0000 3 .1*867 138.5829 1.1*279 19.3522 23.2331 238.1*620 V - - - 11*.0000 3 .1*871* 138.8506 1.1*283 19 .3 5 3 5 23.1178 233.9230 - - - 11*.0002 3 .1*891 139.5807 1.1*283 19.3378 23.01*87 21*0.1786 2.011*3 92.51*1*1* 20.9175 11*.1*392 31.0618 20.371*6 25.1220 13.21*18 279.1173 .1601 .2763 32.5188 8.0056 27.7563 — - - - 1/ Effective July 10, 1967, new Zealand adopted the decimal currency system. The new unit, the dollar, replaces the pound and consists of 100 cents, equivalent to 10 shillings or one-half the former pound. Note. - After the devaluation of the pound sterling on November 18, 1967, the following countries devalued their currency in relation to the dollars Ceylon, Denmark, Ireland, New Zealand and Spain.