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Central Bank of Azerbaijan keeps manat exchange rate unchanged

Central Bank of Azerbaijan keeps manat exchange rate unchanged
10.08.2026 12:00

The official exchange rate of the Azerbaijani manat against the US dollar remained unchanged at 1.7000 AZN on August 10, according to the Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBAR).

As August 10 falls on a non-working day, the central bank did not issue new official rates, keeping the quotations set on August 7 in force.

Under the current rates, the euro stands at 1.9591 manats, the Turkish lira at 0.0356 manats, and 100 Russian rubles at 2.0816 manats.

The US dollar exchange rate against the manat has remained pegged at 1.7000 AZN since March 2017.

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