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Central Bank Interest Rates

JPY 0.5%

CHF 2.5%

EUR 3.75%

USD 1.5%

CAD 2.25%

AUD 6.0%

NZD 6.5%

GBP 4.5%

Currency Rates

Base currency is USD. Rates as of 2008-10-27 19:09:16 UTC (GMT).

Top 10 Currencies   By popularity

Currency Unit

USD per Unit

Units per USD

USD United States Dollars

1.0000000000

1.0000000000

EUR Euro

1.2545724354

0.7970843068

GBP United Kingdom Pounds

1.5663993111

0.6384068181

CAD Canada Dollars

0.7762554636

1.2882356993

AUD Australia Dollars

0.6074984208

1.6460948139

JPY Japan Yen

0.0106459992

93.9320006082

INR India Rupees

0.0200863714

49.7849998936

NZD New Zealand Dollars

0.5415664592

1.8464954449

CHF Switzerland Francs

0.8663365205

1.1542858650

ZAR South Africa Rand

0.0911671700

10.9688608301


Top 85 Currencies   Alphabetically

Currency Unit

USD per Unit

Units per USD

AFN Afghanistan Afghanis

0.0213839661

46.7640096819

ALL Albania Leke

0.0100777498

99.2285000000

DZD Algeria Dinars

0.0155279500

64.4000013825

ARS Argentina Pesos

0.3033735409

3.2962663687

AUD Australia Dollars

0.6074984208

1.6460948139

BSD Bahamas Dollars

1.0000000000

1.0000000000

BHD Bahrain Dinars

2.6532235458

0.3769000172

BDT Bangladesh Taka

0.0145560414

68.6999968970

BBD Barbados Dollars

0.5012531328

1.9950000000

BMD Bermuda Dollars

1.0000000000

1.0000000000

BRL Brazil Reais

0.4435573478

2.2544999084

BGN Bulgaria Leva

0.6414044076

1.5590787779

CAD Canada Dollars

0.7762554636

1.2882356993

XOF CFA Francs BCEAO

0.0019125833

522.8530306171

XAF CFA Francs BEAC

0.0019125833

522.8530306171

XPF CFP Francs

0.0105133170

95.1174590420

CLP Chile Pesos

0.0014769958

677.0499998720

CNY China Yuan Renminbi

0.1459257380

6.8528007028

COP Colombia Pesos

0.0004177982

2,393.5000000000

CRC Costa Rica Colones

0.0017992731

555.7800000000

HRK Croatia Kuna

0.1741855721

5.7410036198

CYP Cyprus Pounds

2.1435642715

0.4665127206

CZK Czech Republic Koruny

0.0508142000

19.6795384116

DKK Denmark Kroner

0.1683039449

5.9416313772

DOP Dominican Republic Pesos

0.0284495021

35.1500000000

XCD East Caribbean Dollars

0.3780718419

2.6449999425

EGP Egypt Pounds

0.1787158228

5.5954754552

EEK Estonia Krooni

0.0801815876

12.4716911977

EUR Euro

1.2545724354

0.7970843068

FJD Fiji Dollars

0.5379525526

1.8589000000

XAU Gold Ounces

735.2687469178

0.0013600469

HKD Hong Kong Dollars

0.1289738785

7.7535080107

HUF Hungary Forint

0.0046522178

214.9512454448

ISK Iceland Kronur

0.0082532852

121.1638724318

XDR IMF Special Drawing Rights

1.5006381836

0.6663831502

INR India Rupees

0.0200863714

49.7849998936

IDR Indonesia Rupiahs

0.0001000700

9,993.0000000000

IRR Iran Rials

0.0001016183

9,840.7500000000

IQD Iraq Dinars

0.0008520791

1,173.5999781613

ILS Israel New Shekels

0.2619362737

3.8177224783

JMD Jamaica Dollars

0.0138888889

72.0000000000

JPY Japan Yen

0.0106459992

93.9320006082

JOD Jordan Dinars

1.4104372536

0.7089999909

KES Kenya Shillings

0.0124984373

80.0100025458

KWD Kuwait Dinars

3.7216226275

0.2687000000

LBP Lebanon Pounds

0.0006642312

1,505.4999982080

MYR Malaysia Ringgits

0.2792600658

3.5808915151

MTL Malta Liri

2.9223676577

0.3421882929

MUR Mauritius Rupees

0.0314960630

31.7500000000

MXN Mexico Pesos

0.0746882024

13.3889954210

MAD Morocco Dirhams

0.1136039472

8.8025110421

NZD New Zealand Dollars

0.5415664592

1.8464954449

NGN Nigeria Nairas

0.0084878834

117.8150023774

NOK Norway Kroner

0.1442138661

6.9341459792

OMR Oman Rials

2.5970653263

0.3850499985

PKR Pakistan Rupees

0.0122835027

81.4100036621

XPD Palladium Ounces

169.5037733013

0.0058995737

PEN Peru Nuevos Soles

0.3194377895

3.1305000000

PHP Philippines Pesos

0.0203210733

49.2099991304

XPT Platinum Ounces

780.1907098329

0.0012817379

PLN Poland Zlotych

0.3265492078

3.0623256042

QAR Qatar Riyals

0.2744613634

3.6435000820

RON Romania New Lei

0.3385500458

2.9537730459

RUB Russia Rubles

0.0366313784

27.2990000256

SAR Saudi Arabia Riyals

0.2670245560

3.7449739262

XAG Silver Ounces

9.1121241590

0.1097438953

SGD Singapore Dollars

0.6628662323

1.5086000029

SKK Slovakia Koruny

0.0410941891

24.3343407564

ZAR South Africa Rand

0.0911671700

10.9688608301

KRW South Korea Won

0.0006850133

1,459.8256592358

LKR Sri Lanka Rupees

0.0092532618

108.0699996948

SDG Sudan Pounds

0.4534427802

2.2053499222

SEK Sweden Kronor

0.1256614712

7.9578886849

CHF Switzerland Francs

0.8663365205

1.1542858650

TWD Taiwan New Dollars

0.0298534182

33.4970016802

THB Thailand Baht

0.0287734632

34.7542454088

TTD Trinidad and Tobago Dollars

0.1639209901

6.1005000000

TND Tunisia Dinars

0.7252157260

1.3789000489

TRY Turkey New Lira

0.6152709027

1.6253003280

AED United Arab Emirates Dirhams

0.2722495986

3.6730999974

GBP United Kingdom Pounds

1.5663993111

0.6384068181

USD United States Dollars

1.0000000000

1.0000000000

VEF Venezuela Bolivares Fuertes

0.4657011130

2.1473000000

VND Vietnam Dong

0.0000595415

16,795.0000000000

ZMK Zambia Kwacha

0.0002169197

4,609.9999744000

 





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Making Sense of the Muckslinging

Posted: 27 Oct 2008 11:00 AM CDT

The Agribusiness Big Shots opposing Proposition 2 are spewing out so much manure that it's hard to keep up on this blog alone. And I don't just mean the literal manure which is illegally dumped into local water supplies, and which is piling up to give their neighbors sore throats, headaches, and respiratory problems. I mean the figurative manure—the lies and deceptions they are dumping on California voters.

One of their fattest fibs is the idea that there is no veal or pork industry in California, so Prop 2 is really just about chickens. Oh really? Then why have a dozen pork producer associations from all over the country funneled money into the political committee opposing Prop 2?

184x265_pig_face_usda So far, donations have come not only from the National Pork Producers Council and the California Pork Producers Association, but also from the pork industry trade groups in Arizona, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, New York, and Pennsylvania—for a combined total of $89,500. Add to that another $50,000 from the American Farm Bureau Federation, and more than $46,000 from state and county farm bureaus.

Why would these groups dump big money into the campaign if they didn't see it as a serious threat? As the San Gabriel Valley Tribune and Pasadena Star-News pointed out, "it turns out that there are indeed large hog farms in California—one up north has at least 9,000 sows in cages with no room for the mother pigs to move, and that sounds like a lot of pigs to us."

It's true that some of the nation's largest pork and veal producers—like Smithfield Foods, Cargill, Strauss Veal, and Marcho Farms—have begun to transition some of their gestation crates and veal crates to group housing systems for sows and calves. But that only happened after Florida and Arizona voters passed ballot measures to ban crates. And it's true that Corcpork—a massive hog factory farm in Corcoran, Calif.—has begun to phase out gestation crates. But that only occurred after California volunteers started gathering signatures to place Prop 2 on the ballot.

We need public policies like Prop 2 to spur change in the marketplace. And we need laws on the books that prevent the industrialization of factory farming from getting worse in the future. A massive hog farm could set up shop with a million pigs in gestation crates overnight, and who in California wants their state to become the next Iowa or North Carolina with the cruel confinement, air pollution, and water contamination that comes along with that status? Since California is one of the nation's top dairy states—and dairy cows produce calves in order to produce milk—a thriving veal industry in the state's future is not far-fetched.

It also puts to the test another big lie from Big Agribusiness—that if Prop 2 passes, California farmers would be put out of business and consumers would be forced to purchase products trucked in from other states. Donald Lathbury summed it up best in the California Majority Report, when he asked why out-of-state factory farms would spend millions of dollars opposing a measure that they argue would increase their own market share. He wrote:

Something doesn't fit here. Maybe, just maybe, the outside egg producers that have dominated the finances of the No campaign are afraid that the old adage, "as California goes, so goes the nation," applies in this situation. And if that's the case, then far from exporting our egg production to other states, Prop 2 actually exports our more humane farming practices to other states, hence the fervent opposition from folks who love to squeeze as much profit as they can from stuffing six-to-eight hens in cages so small that they cannot turn around or expand their wings. After all, if they don't have the basic decency to treat the animals in their possession with that minimal level of respect, why would they be so generous as to throw so many golden eggs into the basket of their competitors time zones away for a proposition that the opposition claims will help those same out-of-state producers' business?

The logic of the talking point doesn't add up, but the adding up of checks from out-of-state factory farms continues unabated. The only question that remains is whether California voters will see through this shell game on election day.

It's clear that the factory farm executives see the writing on the wall, and they know they can no longer get away with treating animals like commodities and widgets, like nothing more than meat, milk, and egg-producing machines. Consumers and voters are demanding better, and major retailers like Burger King and Safeway are increasingly asking producers to raise their standards for animal welfare.

But that doesn't mean the factory farms are going down without a fight—as evidenced by the big money donations to the anti-Prop 2 campaign. They've proven that they are able to adapt to more humane farming methods, but that it takes public policies and public opinion before they will change their miserly ways. A vote of YES! on Prop 2 will usher in these much-needed reforms.

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