Israeli New Sheqel (ILS) Exchange Rates on 24th January 2020 (24/01/2020)
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Exchange rates for Israeli New Sheqel (ILS)
| Updated: 2020-01-24 | |||||||||
| Convert from | Convert to | 1 ILS | Conversion | in currency | Conversion | ||||
 ILS |
 GBP |
0.2204 | ILS to GBP | 4.5381 | GBP to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 BGN |
0.5122 | ILS to BGN | 1.9523 | BGN to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 HRK |
1.9496 | ILS to HRK | 0.5129 | HRK to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 CZK |
6.5904 | ILS to CZK | 0.1517 | CZK to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 DKK |
1.957 | ILS to DKK | 0.511 | DKK to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 EEK |
0 | ILS to EEK | 0 | EEK to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 HUF |
88.2259 | ILS to HUF | 0.0113 | HUF to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 KZT |
109.7594 | ILS to KZT | 0.0091 | KZT to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 LVL |
0.1751 | ILS to LVL | 5.7125 | LVL to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 LTL |
0.8545 | ILS to LTL | 1.1703 | LTL to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 MKD |
16.1288 | ILS to MKD | 0.062 | MKD to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 MDL |
5.1509 | ILS to MDL | 0.1941 | MDL to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 NOK |
2.6033 | ILS to NOK | 0.3841 | NOK to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 PLN |
1.1119 | ILS to PLN | 0.8994 | PLN to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 RON |
1.252 | ILS to RON | 0.7987 | RON to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 RUB |
17.9086 | ILS to RUB | 0.0558 | RUB to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 SKK |
0 | ILS to SKK | 0 | SKK to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 SEK |
2.7589 | ILS to SEK | 0.3625 | SEK to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 CHF |
0.2808 | ILS to CHF | 3.5609 | CHF to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 TRY |
1.7164 | ILS to TRY | 0.5826 | TRY to ILS | ||||
| ILS |
 UAH |
7.1091 | ILS to UAH | 0.1407 | UAH to ILS | ||||
Israeli New Shekel (ILS)
Sign ₪
1 Israeli New Shekel is subdivided into 100 agorot.
The Israeli new shekel (also sheqel and plural as shekalim) uses the international currency code of ILS and is symbolized with the symbol "₪". The ILS is the official currency of Israel as well as the Palestinian territories and it is under the monetary policy and circulation control of the central bank of Israel known as the Bank of Israel. Since 1985 The Bank of Israel has been fully independent and has as its mandate since 1992 as price stability, targeting specific low inflation rates.
Coins used:
10 agorot, ˝, 1, 2, 5, 10 new shekalim
Banknotes used:
20, 50, 100, 200 new shekalim
Central Bank
Bank of Israel
http://bankisrael.gov.il
The ILS can be divided into 100 subunits each known as an agora, the plural being agorot each of which does not have specific representational symbol but is written as "????? " and "??????" respectively. The Bank of Israel prints banknotes through a banknote printer in Switzerland called Orell Fuessli in denominations of 20, 50, 100, and 200. They mint coins through the official coin mint of South Korea, the Korea Minting and Security Printing Corporation (KOMSCO), in denominations of 10 agorot as well as ˝, 1, 2, 5, and 10 new shekalim. The 20 new shekalim banknote is the first note that the the Bank of Israel has printed on a substance other than traditional paper. This banknote is printed on a polymer substrate known as polypropylene. This is no doubt a sign that the Bank of Israel will move to have all banknotes printed on this substance in the future. In 2011 it was announced that the Bank of Israel is considering eliminating the word "new" from the currency, having been in issuance since 1986.
Other References
Wikipedia article on Israeli New Shekel
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