Somali Shilling Weakens to 00876 USD Per 50 SOS

Recent data shows that 50 Somali shillings can be exchanged for approximately 0.0876 USD, reflecting fluctuations in the global market. One USD equals 571.024 Somali shillings, providing a new reference for foreign exchange trading. The exchange rate changes reveal the stability of the market and economy, as well as potential impacts.
Somali Shilling Weakens to 00876 USD Per 50 SOS

According to the most recent data, 50 Somali Shillings (SOS) can be exchanged for approximately $0.0876 (USD) . This exchange rate highlights the nuanced relationship between the Somali Shilling and the US Dollar, reflecting subtle fluctuations in their valuation.

The current conversion rate stands at 1 SOS = $0.00175124 , while 1 USD is equivalent to roughly 571.024 SOS . To provide a clearer understanding of these dynamics, below is a breakdown of key conversions between the two currencies:

Somali Shilling to US Dollar Conversions

  • 1 SOS = $0.00175124
  • 5 SOS = $0.0087562
  • 10 SOS = $0.0175124
  • 25 SOS = $0.043781
  • 50 SOS = $0.087562
  • 100 SOS = $0.175124
  • 500 SOS = $0.87562
  • 1,000 SOS = $1.75124
  • 5,000 SOS = $8.7562
  • 10,000 SOS = $17.5124

US Dollar to Somali Shilling Conversions

  • 1 USD = 571.024 SOS
  • 5 USD = 2,855.12 SOS
  • 10 USD = 5,710.24 SOS
  • 25 USD = 14,275.6 SOS
  • 50 USD = 28,551.2 SOS
  • 100 USD = 57,102.4 SOS
  • 500 USD = 285,512 SOS
  • 1,000 USD = 571,024 SOS
  • 5,000 USD = 2,855,120 SOS
  • 10,000 USD = 5,710,240 SOS

Recent Exchange Rate Trends

Over the past week, month, and quarter, the SOS/USD exchange rate has shown slight volatility. The highest recorded rate in the last seven days was $0.0017774 per SOS , while the lowest was $0.0017499 . Similarly, the 30-day and 90-day highs and lows remained consistent with these figures, indicating a stable yet fluctuating trend.

In the past year, the Somali Shilling has experienced a marginal decline of 0.11% against the US Dollar. These fluctuations, though small, carry implications for international trade and Somalia's domestic economy, affecting businesses and individuals alike.

The exchange rate's stability—or lack thereof—plays a critical role in shaping economic conditions within Somalia, influencing everything from import costs to remittance flows. Observers will continue monitoring these trends for signs of broader economic shifts.