Medianews.az looked at the exchange rates of the national currencies of nearby countries, more precisely, the post-Soviet states and neighboring Turkey, on the Central Bank's website.
The euro used in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania is offered to banks at 1.9556 dollars on March 13.
The Belarusian ruble is priced at 0.5961, the Moldovan leu at 0.0981, and the Ukrainian hryvnia at 0.0384 manat.
The Georgian lari is sold at 0.6244, the Turkish lira at 0.0385, the Turkmen manat at 0.4857, and the Kyrgyz som at 0.0194 manat.
100 Russian rubles convert to 2.1356 manat, 100 Kazakh tenge to 0.3466 manat, and 100 Uzbek som to 0.0140 manat.
The exchange rate of the Armenian dram is not officially regulated. An unofficial calculation shows that 100 drams equal 0.4504 manat.