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Convert any supported pair at the displayed reference rate.
Indicative only. Your bank or broker may quote a different rate.
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FOLITIC / FORWARD RATES
Compare published FX forward quotations across currency pairs, banks and maturities, with a clear date and unit for every price.
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Bid is the bank’s buying quotation; Ask is its selling quotation. USD/THB is shown in forward points. Pairs quoted in PKR show complete outright forward rates, including promise-based quotations where applicable.
Filter by currency pair, reporting bank and maturity. The revenue band applies only to USD/THB. Compare quotations with the same date, unit and customer conditions. Available maturities differ by bank.
An outright quote is already an exchange rate. Do not add it to spot. Only USD/THB points use spot + (points × 0.01); the calculator below is specifically for that convention.
FORWARD RATE WORKBENCH
Enter a matching USD/THB spot quote and the published points. This converts your inputs; the result is not a new market quote or a forecast.
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Convert any supported pair at the displayed reference rate.
Indicative only. Your bank or broker may quote a different rate.
Estimate the value of one pip for your position and account currency.
Defaults to 0.01 for JPY quotes and 0.0001 otherwise. Check your broker’s contract specification. Units are not lots.
See how charges could affect the amount received. Uses the converter’s amount and currencies.
Applies the percentage margin to the reference rate and deducts the fixed fee before converting. An illustration, not a provider quote.
Forward quotations: Bank of Thailand (FM_RT_010_S2), Meezan Bank’s published treasury rate sheet and Bank Makramah’s published forward-booking table. Coverage is limited to the currency pairs and banks with verified published quotations; it is not the whole FX market. Thai quotes apply to eligible businesses with existing bank credit facilities; Meezan quotes are promise-based. Prices depend on each bank’s transaction conditions and may require treasury approval.
USD/THB figures are forward points in satang (THB 0.01 per USD). PKR pairs are outright PKR per one unit of the base currency. Publication dates and available local times with UTC offsets are shown per row; they are not trade timestamps. A bank’s latest complete bid/ask may precede other banks. Bid change uses an earlier collected quotation for the same pair, bank, segment and tenor; hover for its date. No earlier observation, High or Low is replaced with an estimate. Each source refreshes independently; dated cached readings are retained during an outage, flagged after 7 days and hidden after 14 days. Spot tools are separate daily reference calculations.
Reference rates update once per day. They are indicative conversion rates, not live bid/ask quotes, executable prices, or a trading feed. Availability and publication times may vary.
Cross rates and inverses use USD reference rates with matching observation dates. Ticker changes compare each pair with its previous available daily reading; weekends and holidays may mean an earlier date. Hover over a pair to see both dates. Green means the quoted pair increased, red means it decreased, and a dash means a comparable previous reading is unavailable. Figures are rounded; calculations use the available precision.
For information and comparison. Fees, spreads, and local market conditions can change the rate available to you.
Bank of Thailand — indicative forward points
Meezan Bank — treasury forward quotations · Bank Makramah — forward-booking rates
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