Bosnia and Herzegovina Convertible Mark (BAM)

Pair Rate
BAM to USD 0.570626
BAM to EUR 0.511323
BAM to GBP 0.426204

BAM to USD rate statistics

Period Change High Low Average
7 days -0.18% 0.571953 0.569721 0.570676
30 days -0.76% 0.575296 0.569721 0.57287
90 days -4.41% 0.597287 0.569721 0.582783

High, low and average are computed from daily closing rates.

About Bosnia and Herzegovina Convertible Mark

Symbol
КМ

Common questions

What is 1 BAM in USD right now?
1 BAM is 0.570626 USD. This is a mid-market rate aggregated from public sources, not a rate you would be offered for a transfer.
How much is 1 USD in BAM?
1 USD is 1.75246 BAM at the current mid-market rate -- the inverse of the BAM to USD rate above.
What has BAM to USD done over the past 7 days?
Over the past 7 days BAM/USD has ranged between 0.569721 and 0.571953, averaging 0.570676 across 6 daily closes from 2026-10-27 to 2026-11-01.
What has BAM to USD done over the past 30 days?
Over the past 30 days BAM/USD has ranged between 0.569721 and 0.575296, averaging 0.57287. These figures come from 29 daily closing rates recorded between 2026-10-04 and 2026-11-01.
Is BAM stronger or weaker against USD than a month ago?
Weaker. BAM buys 0.76% fewer USD than it did 30 days ago.
Where does the current BAM/USD rate sit within its 30-day range?
The current rate of 0.570626 sits 16.24% of the way up the 30-day range, which runs from 0.569721 to 0.575296 -- a span of 0.00557516 USD per BAM.
What is the 90-day range for BAM to USD?
Between 0.569721 and 0.597287 over the past 90 days, averaging 0.582783.
Where does the current BAM/USD rate sit within its 90-day range?
The current rate of 0.570626 sits 3.28% of the way up the 90-day range, which runs from 0.569721 to 0.597287 -- a span of 0.0275663 USD per BAM.
How much is 100 BAM in USD?
100 BAM is 57.06 USD at the current mid-market rate.
How much is 10,000 BAM in USD?
10,000 BAM is 5,706.26 USD at the current mid-market rate.
What symbol does USD use, and how old is it in its current form?
USD is written as $, and has been in its current form since 1792.