Exchange rates are determined by understanding the value of a currency in the foreign market.
The conversion rate of a currency is the value of a single unit of currency with respect to a single unit of some other currency. For example, conversion rate means the number of Indian rupees it would take to make the amount equal in value to purchase one Australian dollar, in this instance.

For example, if the current exchange rate from AUD to INR is ₹53.97, it means that to purchase one Australian dollar, you would need to spend ₹53.97 today. This figure may change tomorrow, or tonight, or every minute, depending on how the world economy drivers impact a particular currency.

Australia runs with a floating exchange rate system. In this system, the exchange rate of AUD to INR depends on factors like the demand and supply of Australian dollars in the foreign market. Indian rupee is also governed by the floating exchange rate system. Apart from the supply and demand of a currency in the market, many factors influence the exchange rates of AUD to INR:

•    Interest rate / repo rate. The rate at which the regulating bank lends money to other banks in a country is called the repo rate. A higher repo rate increases currency demand
•    Inflation represents high supply and low demand of currency in the market, which works to decrease its value
•    Account deficit
•    Import / Export of gold
•    Public debt
•    Stability and economic growth

Currency forecasting is an activity that helps brokers and businesses understand the true monetary value of their trade assets and make informed financial decisions. In the situation where the conversion of Australian dollar (AU$) into INR (₹) is concerned, currency exchange rate forecasting helps in the predictive modelling of business and trade strategies for optimal resource utilization, and to maximize profits.

If your business needs to forecast Australian dollar into INR for a future period, it can be done using two models:
•    Fundamental Approach. Every country is governed by a set of fundamental economic metrics, such as GDP, productivity, balance of trade, inflation rate, etc. Through the fundamental approach, you can use these elemental metrics of a country’s economic setup to arrive at the true worth of a currency. This method is better suitable for planning long-term investments, since factors like GDP and inflation aren’t an overnight thing
•    Technical Approach. In the technical approach, you apply the statistical rules of mathematics, understanding of investor sentiment and charting historical patterns to arrive at a forecasted value of Australian dollar to INR for the future

The approach you want to apply depends on the term of your investment and business growth strategies.

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Step 1: Visit AUD to INR Page
Step 2: Add the amount to convert 
Step 3: Add the from currency as AUD (Australia)
Step 4: Add the base currency (INR)
Step 5: Click on Convert now

When the AUD is at its strongest, or when you get the most INR for your money, is the best time to convert your AUD to INR. Your Indian beneficiary will be able to receive more INR as a result.
 

The Australian dollar (AUD) typically trades higher when there is strong global growth and an increase in commodity prices, making it a "risk on/risk off" currency.

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