Central banks in Kuwait, Egypt, Mongolia, Cambodia and ECCB publish fresh foreign exchange tables for 6 September 2026

Kuwait posts foreign currency exchange rates for 6 September 2026

The Central Bank of Kuwait published foreign currency exchange rates marked Sun 06.09.2026, with the US Dollar at 306.850, the EURO at 356.360, the Pound Sterling at 414.938, the Japanese Yen at 1.9639, and the Swiss Franc at 378.991. The figure updates the reference values used by accountants, importers and payroll teams who settle cross-border invoices through Kuwaiti dinar conversions.

Egypt lists euro, sterling, franc and yen reference rates

The Central Bank of Egypt's exchange rates table prints the Euro at 58.8771 and 59.2312, the Pound Sterling at 68.5222 and 68.9869, the Swiss Franc at 62.5368 and 63.0702, and the Japanese Yen 100 at 32.4215 and 32.7859. Two columns appear for each currency, consistent with the buy-and-sell spread structure that practitioners price into their forward-cashflow models.

Mongolia's Bank sets official daily rates across eight currencies

The Bank of Mongolia posted Official Daily Foreign Exchange Rates showing the US dollar at 3,595.58, the Euro at 4,179.14, the Japan yen at 23.00, the Swiss Franc at 4,447.50, and the Sweden krone alongside the rest of its currency board. Treasury staff working in Mongolian tögrög can rebase budget lines against these official figures rather than mid-market quotes.

Cambodia's General Department of Taxation fixes USD/KHR at 4049

The General Department of Taxation announced the official exchange rate for September 7, 2026 as USD/KHR 4049. Tax filings, customs declarations and salary conversions inside Cambodia use this single official number, so the daily figure reshapes tax and salary calculations on the spot.

ECCB publishes Eastern Caribbean dollar reference rates

The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank listed Exchange Rates for 6th September 2026 with Australia at 1.94495, Canada at 1.95136, Europe at 3.13578, Denmark at 0.4195, Japan at 0.01728, New Zealand at 1.58801, and Norway at 0.29008. The fixed-peg currency board framework means practitioners in OECS member states treat each line as a statutory rate rather than an indicative quote.

What practitioners should check next

Re-run any multi-currency spreadsheets, invoice templates and salary calculators against the rates printed in the tables above, since each authority publishes only one daily value and a stale quote can misprice VAT, customs duty or expat pay. A tool such as the Extract Numbers from Text utility can lift the figures directly from a saved page for the working file. Where the conversion feeds into a recurring payment or benefit estimate, pair the rate update with the Inflation Calculator for Beginners: How Money Loses Value guide to keep cost-of-living assumptions current, and revisit the Mortgage Calculator if cross-border income is part of a home affordability check.

Watch each central bank's page for the next daily refresh.