Updated currency exchange rates in Kazakhstan for May 10th:
Let's check out the latest exchange rates, shall we?
The honchos over at the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan have dropped the official exchange rates for various foreign currencies against the tenge on May 10, 2025. Here's the lowdown:
- US Dollar (USD / KZT) - 516.01
- Euro (EUR / KZT) - 582.47
- British Pound (GBP / KZT) - 684.38
- United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED / KZT) - 140.5
- Chinese Yuan (CNY / KZT) - 71.3
- Turkish Lira (TRY / KZT) - 13.39
- Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH / KZT) - 12.42
- Kyrgyz Som (KGS / KZT) - 5.9
- Russian Ruble (RUB / KZT) - 6.26
Now, exchange offices in key cities like Almaty, Astana, and Shymkent, they got their own buy and sell rates going on for these currencies. Here's a sneak peek at the average rates for today:
Almaty
- USD: 516.5 - 518.5 tenge;
- EUR: 583 - 587 tenge;
- RUB: 6.13 - 6.23 tenge.
Astana
- USD: 514 - 520 tenge;
- EUR: 580 - 587 tenge;
- RUB: 6.15 - 6.25 tenge.
Shymkent
- USD: 516 - 519 tenge;
- EUR: 580 - 587 tenge;
- RUB: 6.15 - 6.20 tenge.
In case you're curious, you can check out the exchange rates from May 9, right here.
Now, if you're interested, here's a bit more info: According to recent data, the official rates on May 11, 2025, were roughly around the 510-515 KZT per USD range. Local rates in key cities like Almaty, Astana, and Shymkent were anticipated to be close to these official rates, thanks to market conditions. What's more, the tenge showed a strengthening trend against the USD during early May 2025, contributing to tighter spreads in exchange rates across major cities. No significant divergence between local city exchange rates and official National Bank rates was observed based on available data.
So there you have it, folks! Keep these numbers in mind next time you're jetting off or making some international transactions. Happy trading! 🎉🌍💸
The exchange rate changes in the banking-and-insurance sector could potentially impact the finance industry, as the new rates for foreign currencies against the tenge, released by the National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan on May 10, 2025, may affect international transactions. Furthermore, these changes might influence the buy and sell rates in key cities like Almaty, Astana, and Shymkent, where exchange offices operate.
