Convert Australian Dollars

AUD to USD

Australian Dollars (AUD)
USD

So is this a good rate?

0.6444
Low
0.5932
Average
0.6197
High
0.6461

Today's rate is higher than the average rate to buy USD. This chart compares today's rate to the average rate from the past 90 days.

AUD to USD

Wholesale exchange rate updated

AUD to USD Chart

IMPORTANT NOTE: The rates shown on the graph are historical and do not reflect the current exchange rates offered by S Money. These rates represent the "interbank" or "wholesale" exchange rates, which are typically available on platforms like Google or XE. We display these rates to illustrate past trends and help you identify favorable moments for purchasing US dollars.

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Explore the convenience of our currency converter tool, tailored for those in Australia (AUD). Check daily online exchange rates for nearly 50 currencies and view rate histories to make informed decisions about converting from AUD to your desired currency. Please note that in-store rates may vary from those available online.

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