Investors now have a reliable option to get the exact and updated rate of global currencies in few minutes only at www.financeenquiry.com. The website, which already covers a wide range investment options ranging from gold, Exchange-Traded Funds, silver, equities, commodities, forex and mutual funds, and publishes news related to Mergers &Acquisitions, Stock Ratings, and other Top Financial News, has now introduced a currency converting tool that evaluates the live-currency and foreign exchange rates.This is an easy-to-use currency calculator, which covers more than 100 currencies, including Euro, Dollar, Brazilian Real, Chilean Peso, Danish Krone, China Yuan Renminbi, Fiji Dollar, Malaysian Ringgit and Saudi Riyal. This tool also makes it easy for the investors, who are active on any change in the foreign exchange market.
As the website, this online currency converter is a dedicated tool, which allows the conversion of everything from books to hotel prices to airfare to home currency of any country. A person using the money currency converter of Finance Enquiry is able to compute the amount of the base currency required to buy the preset amount of the foreign currency.
Using the Finance Enquiry Currency Converter is a four steps process. First, the person is required to enter the amount in the “Amount” column. This is the amount that is to be converted according to the rate of desired currency. Then, the current currency and the desired currency are to be selected from the “Convert” and “To” currencies drop-down columns. Following this, to get the result, hit on the Convert tab, which is next to the amount column, and then the last step will bring the results.
Any kind of organization, such a travel companies, international retailers, global consultancies and financial firms,can use this tool. The current and up-to-date currency exchange rates of this new currency calculation tool of Finance Enquiry can make the computation of foreign exchange easy with major currencies of the world. The money currency converter, which provides exact and up-to-date currency rates of more than 100 countries, determines the rates of these currencies on the basis of supply or demand of dealing prices between international banks.