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Exchange Rate Chart - TRYXAF

2025-12-11 - 2026-01-10 +2.85157.71%

Exchange rate history for Turkish Lira

Date	Rate
2026-01-10 - Saturday	1 TRY = 285,47 XAF
2026-01-09 - Friday	1 TRY = 285,96 XAF
2026-01-08 - Thursday	1 TRY = 284,73 XAF
2026-01-07 - Wednesday	1 TRY = 286,37 XAF
2026-01-06 - Tuesday	1 TRY = 284,58 XAF
2026-01-05 - Monday	1 TRY = 286,95 XAF
2026-01-04 - Sunday	1 TRY = 282,29 XAF
2026-01-03 - Saturday	1 TRY = 283,04 XAF
2026-01-02 - Friday	1 TRY = 283,44 XAF
2026-01-01 - Thursday	1 TRY = 281,94 XAF
2025-12-31 - Wednesday	1 TRY = 281,94 XAF
2025-12-30 - Tuesday	1 TRY = 283,28 XAF
2025-12-29 - Monday	1 TRY = 284,17 XAF
2025-12-28 - Sunday	1 TRY = 285,27 XAF
2025-12-27 - Saturday	1 TRY = 284,05 XAF
2025-12-26 - Friday	1 TRY = 284,02 XAF

Turkish Lira and Central African CFA Franc-conversions

TRY	XAF
1	285,47
10	2 855
50	14 273
100	28 547
200	57 093
500	142 733
1 000	285 466
2 000	570 932
5 000	1 427 331
10 000	2 854 661
20 000	5 709 322
50 000	14 273 306
100 000	28 546 612
200 000	57 093 223
500 000	142 733 059
1 000 000	285 466 117

XAF	TRY
1	0,00
10	0,04
50	0,18
100	0,35
200	0,70
500	1,75
1 000	3,50
2 000	7,01
5 000	17,52
10 000	35,03
20 000	70,06
50 000	175,15
100 000	350,30
200 000	700,61
500 000	1 752
1 000 000	3 503

Currency Pair TRYXAF: An Overview

The currency pair TRYXAF represents the exchange rate between the Turkish lira (TRY) and the South African rand (ZAR). For investors and travelers, it is important to understand the basic aspects of these two currencies and how they can affect exchange rates.

The Turkish Lira (TRY)

The Turkish lira is the official currency of Turkey and Northern Cyprus. It is issued by the Central Bank of Turkey and has a symbol that looks like a stylized letter "L" with two diagonal lines through it. The lira has undergone several revaluations and changes over the years, which have affected its stability and value in the global market.

Factors Affecting TRY

Several factors influence the value of the Turkish lira, including political stability, economic policies, inflation, and international trade. Turkey's geopolitical position also makes the currency sensitive to regional conflicts and global economic trends.

The South African Rand (ZAR)

The South African rand is the official currency of South Africa and is also used in some of its neighboring countries. The currency is issued by the South African Reserve Bank and has a symbol that looks like the letter "R". The rand is known to be volatile, making it interesting for currency traders but also challenging for long-term investors.

Factors Affecting ZAR

The value of the South African rand is influenced by several factors, including commodity prices, economic growth, political stability, and international relations. South Africa is one of the world's largest producers of precious metals such as gold and platinum, so price changes in these commodities can have a significant impact on the rand.

Convert Between TRY and ZAR

On our site, you have the opportunity to easily convert between different currencies, including the Turkish lira and the South African rand. Here's how our currency converter works:

How the Currency Converter Works:

Enter the amount you want to convert.
Select the base currency (e.g., TRY).
Choose the target currency (e.g., ZAR).
The conversion will then happen automatically.

In addition to instant conversion, you will also have access to a chart showing historical exchange rates for the currency pair TRYXAF. This can help you make more informed decisions based on past trends.

Summary

Understanding the currency pair TRYXAF and the factors affecting the Turkish lira and the South African rand is crucial for anyone trading these currencies. Use our currency converter to quickly and easily convert between different currencies and gain a better insight into historical exchange rates.