Daily Currency Exchange Rate Update: June 11, 2025 – Including Analysis

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Daily Currency Exchange Rate Update: June 11, 2025

  • USD: The US Dollar’s buy and sell rates have increased slightly from 4,370 to 4,380 and 4,470 to 4,480 respectively. It seems the dollar is gaining a bit of strength today.
  • THB: The Thai Baht’s rates have gone up from 133.98 to 134.16 for buying and 137.22 to 137.53 for selling. A small rise, but it might indicate growing demand.
  • CNY: The Chinese Yuan’s rates remain steady with no change, holding at 608 for buying and 624 for selling. Looks like stability for now.
  • SGD: The Singapore Dollar’s rates have increased from 3,387 to 3,391 for buying and 3,469 to 3,477 for selling. A minor uptick, possibly reflecting market confidence.
  • MYR: The Malaysian Ringgit’s rates have risen from 1,030 to 1,032 for buying and 1,055 to 1,058 for selling. A slight improvement, which is a good sign.

  • GBP: The British Pound’s rates have jumped from 5,904 to 5,912 for buying and 6,047 to 6,060 for selling. Seems like a noticeable appreciation today.
  • Euro: The Euro’s rates have increased from 4,965 to 5,029 for buying and 5,085 to 5,155 for selling. Quite a significant rise, suggesting stronger Euro performance.
  • JPY: The Japanese Yen’s rates have gone up from 30.22 to 30.16 for buying and 30.95 to 30.92 for selling. A very slight change, almost stable.
  • KRW: The South Korean Won’s rates remain unchanged at 3.18 for buying and 3.26 for selling. No movement here.
  • AED: The UAE Dirham’s rates have increased from 1,191 to 1,192 for buying and 1,219 to 1,222 for selling. A tiny rise, but consistent with the trend.
  • AUD: The Australian Dollar’s rates have increased from 2,856 to 2,842 for buying and 2,925 to 2,912 for selling. A slight dip, which might worry some investors.
  • HKD: The Hong Kong Dollar’s rates remain steady at 557 for buying and 571 for selling. No change, showing reliability.

Overall, most currencies saw small increases in their exchange rates today compared to yesterday, with a few exceptions like AUD showing a minor decrease. The Euro and GBP stand out with more noticeable rises.