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Exchange Rate Chart - SARNIO

2026-05-05 - 2026-06-04 +0.0411.28%

Exchange rate history for Saudi Arabian Riyal

Date	Rate
2026-06-04 - Thursday	1 SAR = 1,55 NIO
2026-06-03 - Wednesday	1 SAR = 1,55 NIO
2026-06-02 - Tuesday	1 SAR = 1,58 NIO
2026-06-01 - Monday	1 SAR = 1,60 NIO
2026-05-31 - Sunday	1 SAR = 1,61 NIO
2026-05-30 - Saturday	1 SAR = 1,61 NIO
2026-05-29 - Friday	1 SAR = 1,61 NIO
2026-05-28 - Thursday	1 SAR = 1,60 NIO
2026-05-27 - Wednesday	1 SAR = 1,60 NIO
2026-05-26 - Tuesday	1 SAR = 1,59 NIO
2026-05-25 - Monday	1 SAR = 1,60 NIO
2026-05-24 - Sunday	1 SAR = 1,58 NIO
2026-05-23 - Saturday	1 SAR = 1,58 NIO
2026-05-22 - Friday	1 SAR = 1,58 NIO
2026-05-21 - Thursday	1 SAR = 1,58 NIO
2026-05-20 - Wednesday	1 SAR = 1,58 NIO

Saudi Arabian Riyal and Nicaraguan Cordoba-conversions

SAR	NIO
1	1,55
10	15,54
50	77,70
100	155,40
200	310,81
500	777,02
1 000	1 554
2 000	3 108
5 000	7 770
10 000	15 540
20 000	31 081
50 000	77 702
100 000	155 404
200 000	310 807
500 000	777 018
1 000 000	1 554 035

NIO	SAR
1	0,64
10	6,43
50	32,17
100	64,35
200	128,70
500	321,74
1 000	643,49
2 000	1 287
5 000	3 217
10 000	6 435
20 000	12 870
50 000	32 174
100 000	64 349
200 000	128 697
500 000	321 743
1 000 000	643 486

Explore the Currency Pair SARNIO: South African Rand and Nigerian Naira

The currency market offers a variety of interesting opportunities for investors and travelers. One of the more unique currency pairs is SARNIO, which consists of the South African Rand (ZAR) and the Nigerian Naira (NGN). In this article, we will explore these two currencies and their significance in the global market.

South African Rand (ZAR)

The South African Rand is the official currency of South Africa and is also used in neighboring countries such as Lesotho, Namibia, and Eswatini. The Rand was introduced in 1961, the same year South Africa became a republic. The currency is divided into 100 cents, and its symbol is "R". The South African Rand is one of the most traded currencies in Africa and is influenced by factors such as the country's commodity exports, political stability, and economic growth.

Nigerian Naira (NGN)

The Nigerian Naira is the official currency of Nigeria, Africa's most populous country and one of the continent's largest economies. The Naira was introduced in 1973, and its symbol is "₦". The currency is divided into 100 kobo. Nigeria's economy is heavily dependent on oil exports, which means that the value of the Naira is often affected by changes in oil prices as well as the country's political and economic stability.

Convert Between Currencies

On our website, you can easily convert between different currencies, including the South African Rand and Nigerian Naira. Here's how:

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To provide you with a better understanding of the historical performance of the currency pair, a chart with historical figures for the currency pair will be presented along with the conversion.

Final Thoughts

Understanding and following the currency market can be both challenging and rewarding. By staying informed about currency pairs like SARNIO, you can make more informed decisions, whether you are an investor or a traveler. Use our currency converter to get the latest exchange rates and historical data, and stay updated on market movements.