The Titi Tudorancea Bulletin
English Edition. March 19, 2010
Published on March 19, 2010
 

CHF to LTL Exchange Rates:
(Swiss Franc to Lithuanian Litas)
Charts and historical data

Last 10 working days


Last 30 days

Friday, March 12th - Friday, March 19th: The CHF/LTL quote went up for six trading days in a row, reaching 2.40211. This was the highest rate since January 2002.

Thursday, March 11th: The decreased slightly, reaching 2.36137.

Tuesday, March 9th - Wednesday, March 10th: The continued to increase for two consecutive trading days, reaching 2.36202 Lithuanian litai to the Swiss franc on Wednesday, March 10th.

Monday, March 8th: The ascending trend started again - the CHF/LTL currency pair gained to 2.3604.

Friday, March 5th: The quote was steady at 2.35976.

Thursday, March 4th: A second consecutive decline brought the CHF/LTL cross to 2.35976.

Wednesday, March 3rd: The Lithuanian litas started to rise again against the Swiss franc; the CHF/LTL exchange went down to 2.36024.

Tuesday, March 2nd: The rate increased by 0.00257, to 2.3604.

Friday, February 26th - Monday, March 1st: A total depreciation of 0.00177 brought the currency pair to 2.35783.

Wednesday, February 24th - Thursday, February 25th: The CHF/LTL exchange rate climbed for two trading days in a row, reaching the 2.3596 level on Thursday, February 25th.

Tuesday, February 23rd: The Swiss franc to Lithuanian litas quotation decreased by 0.00289, to 2.35413, the lowest reading since February 17th, 2010.

Monday, February 22nd: The CHF/LTL quote went up, reaching 2.35702.

Last 365 days


All available data after January 1st, 1999


CHF/LTL Exchange rate - Historical data:

Date:Exchange rate:
2010-03-192.40211
2010-03-182.38552
2010-03-172.37944
2010-03-162.37862
2010-03-152.37682
2010-03-122.36542
2010-03-112.36137
2010-03-102.36202
2010-03-092.36073
2010-03-082.3604
2010-03-052.35976
2010-03-042.35976
2010-03-032.36024
2010-03-022.3604
2010-03-012.35783
2010-02-262.35879
2010-02-252.3596
2010-02-242.35831
2010-02-232.35413
2010-02-222.35702
2010-02-192.35557
2010-02-182.3567
2010-02-172.3522
2010-02-162.35236
2010-02-152.35509
2010-02-122.35686
2010-02-112.35477
2010-02-102.35557
2010-02-092.35333
2010-02-082.35541
2010-02-052.35172
2010-02-042.35044
2010-02-032.34279
2010-02-022.34358
2010-02-012.34486
2010-01-292.35493
2010-01-282.34486
2010-01-272.34549
2010-01-262.34517
2010-01-252.34438
2010-01-222.34757
2010-01-212.34517
2010-01-202.33882
2010-01-192.3393
2010-01-182.34168
2010-01-152.33993
2010-01-142.33234
2010-01-132.33487
2010-01-122.34199
2010-01-112.34009
2010-01-082.33061
2010-01-072.32794
2010-01-062.32935
2010-01-052.32418
2010-01-042.32152
2009-12-312.32731
2009-12-302.32074
2009-12-292.32012
2009-12-282.31918
2009-12-242.32012
2009-12-232.31809
2009-12-222.30386
2009-12-212.31142
2009-12-182.30833
2009-12-172.29376
2009-12-162.28269
2009-12-152.28314
2009-12-142.2833
2009-12-112.28284
2009-12-102.28466
2009-12-092.2845
2009-12-082.28496
2009-12-072.28314
2009-12-042.29224
2009-12-032.2892
2009-12-022.29087
2009-12-012.28981
2009-11-302.29102
2009-11-272.29209
2009-11-262.28693
2009-11-252.28738
2009-11-242.28511
2009-11-232.28541
2009-11-202.28269
2009-11-192.28194
2009-11-182.28481
2009-11-172.28496
2009-11-162.28768
2009-11-132.28693
2009-11-122.28571
2009-11-112.28602
2009-11-102.28435
2009-11-092.28617
2009-11-062.28435
2009-11-052.2845
2009-11-042.28466
2009-11-032.28345
2009-11-022.28768
2009-10-302.28314
2009-10-292.28526
2009-10-282.28526
2009-10-272.27983
2009-10-262.28194
2009-10-232.28179
2009-10-222.28587
2009-10-212.28481
2009-10-202.28345
2009-10-192.28088
2009-10-162.27457
2009-10-152.28179
2009-10-142.27667
2009-10-132.27607
2009-10-122.27532
2009-10-092.27352
2009-10-082.27667
2009-10-072.27908
2009-10-062.2839
2009-10-052.28632
2009-10-022.28556
2009-10-012.27682
2009-09-302.28996
2009-09-292.28299
2009-09-282.2845
2009-09-252.2839
2009-09-242.28405
2009-09-232.28314
2009-09-222.27923
2009-09-212.27427


The cross rates on this page are based on the Reference Exchange Rates published by the European Central Bank.

The reference rates are averages of buying and selling rates against the euro, calculated according to the daily concertation procedure between central banks within and outside the European System of Central Banks, by paying due attention to ensuring that the published exchange rates reflect the market conditions prevailing at the time of the daily concertation procedure.

Actual market transactions are affected by a number of factors, such as location and type of transaction (buying or selling), and might be carried at different rates. This data is released for reference purposes only.


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