Australian dollar exchange rate

The Australian dollar buying and selling rate at our MAX exchange office in the city center at 10 Stawowa Street.

The Australian dollar - official name - Australian Dollar, international abbreviation - AUD, is the official currency of Australia, Kiribati, Nauru and Tuvalu. One Australian dollar is divided into one hundred Australian cents. All banknotes are made of polymer, the "plastic" money introduced in 1990 was the first banknote of this type in the world. As an additional protection against counterfeiting, each banknote has a transparent window in which a holographic image is glued. The Australian dollar exchange rate, like other currencies in the world, is subject to fluctuations on the currency market depending on many economic factors, which include: interest rates, inflation and the countrys economic situation are no less important. Investors often treat the Australian dollar as a high-risk currency due to the dependence of the Australian economy on the export of raw materials. For the sake of curiosity, the Australian dollar was introduced on February 14, 1966, so it is a relatively young currency, replacing the Australian pound at a rate of 2 dollars to 1 pound.