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Realtime Foreign Exchange › Euro/Danish Krone (FOREX:EURDKK)

7.45290 +0.00047 (+0.01%)

2013-05-22 21:36:00, 0 min delay

Euro/Danish Krone (FOREX:EURDKK)
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Last Price7.45290
Open7.45243
High7.45440
Bid7.45290
Time2013-05-22 21:36:00
Net Change0.00047
Previous Close7.45243
Low7.45100
Ask7.45430

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