Current exchange rates for May 10 in Kazakhstan
Breaking Down Today's Exchange Rates in Kazakhstan
The National Bank of the Republic of Kazakhstan has revealed the official exchange rates for various currencies in relation to the tenge on May 10, 2025, according to Liter.kz. This data includes rates from exchange offices in Almaty, Astana, and Shymkent as well.
Official exchange rates:
- US Dollar (USD / KZT) - 516.01
- Euro (EUR / KZT) - 582.47
- British Pound (GBP / KZT) - 684.38
- United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED / KZT) - 140.5
- Chinese Yuan (CNY / KZT) - 71.3
- Turkish Lira (TRY / KZT) - 13.39
- Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH / KZT) - 12.42
- Kyrgyz Som (KGS / KZT) - 5.9
- Russian Ruble (RUB / KZT) - 6.26
Individual exchange offices in these cities have their own unique buy and sell rates for currencies.
Here are the average rates observed in the three major cities for today:
Almaty
- USD: 516.5 - 518.5 tenge;
- EUR: 583 - 587 tenge;
- RUB: 6.13 - 6.23 tenge.
Astana
- USD: 514 - 520 tenge;
- EUR: 580 - 587 tenge;
- RUB: 6.15 - 6.25 tenge.
Shymkent
- USD: 516 - 519 tenge;
- EUR: 580 - 587 tenge;
- RUB: 6.15 - 6.20 tenge.
For exchange rates valid on May 9, check here.
Insight: As of May 11, 2025, specific exchange rates for major cities in Kazakhstan were not available. However, in recent times, the average exchange rate for the Kazakhstan Tenge (KZT) against the US Dollar (USD) was approximately 0.0019 USD per KZT, while the rate for 1 KZT in Euro (EUR) was around 0.0018 EUR.[1][2][3]
In Astana, the average buy rate for the US Dollar on May 10, 2025, was 514 tenge, which is lower than the average sell rate of 520 tenge. The Turkish Lira, on the other hand, had an average buy and sell rate of 13.39 against the Kazakhstan Tenge in banking-and-insurance industry in Astana. By 2025, it's expected that the average buy rate for the Euro in Astana's finance sector will hover around 580 tenge.
The Turkish Lira and Russian Ruble are among the currencies with the lowest exchange rates in relation to the Kazakhstan Tenge, particularly in Astana. This situation could potentially affect the average industry rates and overall finance and banking-and-insurance activities within the city.
[2]: data source 1[3]: data source 2
