As of 9:51 am AST 30 November 2020, Foreign exchange rates between U.S., select countries in East Africa, West Africa, the Caribbean, and Asia, and BitCoin

As of 9:51 am AST, 30 November 2020:

How to read the chart:

CAD/USD: If you come to the United States with one Canadian dollar (CAD)and wish to sell it for a US dollar (USD), the market price is .76954 USD.

USD/CAD: If you take a US dollar (USD) to Canada and wish to sell it for a Canadian dollar (CAD), the market price is 1.29852 CAD

CAD/USD=0.76954   USD/CAD=1.29852

CNH/USD= 0.15205   USD/CNH=6.57348

EUR/USD= 1.19622   USD/EUR=0.83576

DKK/USD =0.16071   USD/DKK=6.21851

NGN/USD= 0.00260    USD/NGN=377.445

JPY/USD=0.00960    USD/JPY=104.06

INR/USD=0.01351       USD/INR=73.7640

JMD/USD=0.00675    USD/JMD=145.165

GYD/USD=0.00468       USD/GYD= 205.117

GHS/USD=0.17037     USD/GHS= 5.82050

XCD/USD=0.37037        USD/XCD= 2.70

KES/USD = 0.00898       USD/KES= 108.719

BBD/USD = 0.50000     USD/BBD = 2.0000

TTD/USD = .14475         USD/TTD= 6.65695

BTC/USD= 16987.20     USD/BTC= 0.00006

Source: OANDA

Major political/legal event impacting foreign exchange: 

On 27 November 2020, President Donald J. Trump nominated Brian P. Brooks as Comptroller of the Currency for a term of five years.  As Comptroller, Mr Brooks would be responsible for administering the United States’ national banking system as well as the branches of foreign banks doing business in the United States.  Mr Brooks is currently serving as acting Comptroller.  His nomination must be confirmed by the U.S. Senate.

Source: Executive Office of the President