Currency Pair MOP/SDG: An Overview

The currency pair MOP/SDG represents the exchange rate between the Macanese pataca (MOP) and the Sudanese pound (SDG). Understanding the dynamics between these two currencies can be crucial for investors, businesses, and individuals involved in international transactions between Macao and Sudan.

Macanese Pataca (MOP)

The Macanese pataca, abbreviated as MOP, is the official currency of Macao, a special administrative region of China. It was introduced in 1894 and is regulated by Macao's monetary authority. The pataca is divided into 100 avos and is primarily used within Macao's borders. The exchange rate for MOP is often pegged to the Hong Kong dollar (HKD), providing stability advantageous for trade and tourism.

Sudanese Pound (SDG)

The Sudanese pound, abbreviated as SDG, is the official currency of Sudan. It was introduced in 2007, replacing the previous Sudanese dinar. The pound is divided into 100 piastres and is regulated by the Central Bank of Sudan. Due to economic and political challenges, SDG may experience high volatility, impacting its exchange rate against other currencies.

Exchange Between MOP and SDG

On this page, you can easily convert between the Macanese pataca and the Sudanese pound. Follow these steps to perform a conversion:

1. Enter the amount you want to convert.
2. Select the original currency (MOP or SDG).
3. Choose the target currency (MOP or SDG).
4. The conversion will take place automatically, and the result will be displayed instantly.

In addition to direct conversions between MOP and SDG, you can also convert between other currencies on the same page. A chart displaying historical exchange rates for the currency pair MOP/SDG is also provided, giving you an overview of how the exchange rate has evolved over time.

Historical Exchange Rates

Analyzing historical exchange rates can provide valuable insights into trends and patterns. The chart on this page illustrates how the exchange rate between MOP and SDG has changed, helping you make informed decisions when exchanging these currencies.