In the current climate of global economic instability, tracking currency exchange rate fluctuations has become increasingly vital for international transactions. The U.S. dollar's performance against the Comorian franc (KMF) has demonstrated notable variability in recent weeks, reflecting both market complexities and their tangible impact on cross-border commerce.
As of August 11, 2025, at 09:41 UTC, the exchange rate stood at 42,262.054 Comorian francs per 100 U.S. dollars , translating to approximately 422.621 KMF per dollar. Conversely, one Comorian franc was valued at 0.00236619 dollars.
A 30-day analysis reveals the dollar reached a peak of 424.89 KMF during this period, while dipping to a low of 421.31 KMF. With a modest 0.33% volatility rate , the currency pair demonstrated relative stability, maintaining an average exchange rate of 423.42 KMF per dollar throughout the month. The 90-day trend shows more pronounced fluctuations, with the dollar peaking at 443.38 KMF and bottoming at 416.71 KMF—movements that suggest shifting market sentiments and speculative activity.
For individuals and businesses engaged in dollar-to-KMF conversions, access to precise, real-time exchange data remains critical. These figures serve dual purposes: facilitating immediate currency transactions while providing contextual insights for strategic financial planning. As international trade and investment activities continue to expand, monitoring such exchange rate trends becomes an indispensable tool for economic decision-making across borders.