Haitian Gourdes

Here is the currency exchange rate (Taux de change) from U.S. Dollars to Haitian Gourdes as posted by Unibank Haiti.

On December 10 2019 -- Taux de Change was 91.00 Haitian gourdes for one US dollar achat, 93.00 Gourdes vente

On December 04 2019 -- Taux de Change was 91.00 Haitian gourdes for one US dollar achat, 93.00 Gourdes vente

On June 6 2019. -- Taux de Change was 92.50 Haitian gourdes for one US dollar!!!

Visit unibankonline.com for the latest exhcnage rates (Taux de change) USD to HTG

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There is no other way to put it... With over 90 Haitian gourdes for one U.S. dollar, this is abuse. But whose fault it is?

right before the fall of the Duvallier Regime in Haiti, the Haitian currency was 5 gourdes for one US dollar. 30+ years later, the US currency is almost twenty times more.

Sadly, Haitian authorities have nothing to say about this!

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Once upon a time, FIVE Haitian gourdes was equivalent to ONE U.S. Dollar. it was written directly on the Haitian currency. Nowadays you need lots of Haitian gourdes, more than 70 gourdes for one US dollar.

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Look at this photo... a hand holding a HTG $500 gourdes bill. The gourde or goud in Haitian Creole is the currency of Haiti.

The currency code for Gourdes is HTG, and the currency symbol is G.

The most popular Haiti Gourde exchange rate is the USD to HTG rate. The Haitian gourdes fluctuates relative to the value of the US Dollar on the Haitian economy.

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Gade photo saa... Mwen genyen yon bann ADOKEN (5 Gourde Haitien) ki vinn led, okenn machann pa vle pran yo nan menm... Kisa pou-m fè avek yo???

Mwen pa konnen ak ki metal you fè 5 Goud Adoken yo men sanble plis yo chanje me, se plis yo vinn pal, yo vinn lèd...

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Gade photo saa... Mwen genyen yon bann ADOKEN (5 Gourde Haitien) ki vinn led, okenn machann pa vle pran yo nan menm... Kisa pou-m fè avek yo???

ADOKEN yo led anpil, machann pa vle pran yo

Mwen pa konnen ak ki metal you fè 5 Goud Adoken yo men sanble plis yo chanje me, se plis yo vinn pal, yo vinn lèd...

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