Niu Kee Exchange has been in operation since 1930 and has a history of more than 80 years. Because the founder, Mr. Wen Haoquan, is also known as Wenniu, Niuji Exchange got its name. The store's early financial exchange business was mainly concentrated in Guangdong 、 Macau and Hong Kong. Address: G/F, Chang Chang Building, No. 1, Jubilee Street, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong. Tel: (852) 2544 1851. Fax: (852) 2854 1634. Business Whatsapp: (852) 2542 8701. Business hours: Monday to Friday 09:00-17:30 (except public holidays)

"Global multi-country currency exchange shop: a glimpse into the colorful foreign exchange market"

In today's global economic environment, international trade, tourism, and investment exchanges are increasing day by day, and such transnational activities inevitably involve currency exchange between different countries. With the deepening of economic development and international cooperation in various countries, the demand for currency exchange has become more diverse and frequent. Under such circumstances, currency exchange shops have become an important link. They provide people with a convenient way to exchange the currencies of different countries into the required currency values, and meet people's diversified financial needs.

The value of currencies exchanged in different countries fluctuates differently in the foreign exchange market, which is affected by multiple factors such as the economic foundation, political environment, and market supply and demand of various countries. Due to changes in these factors, the exchange rate also fluctuates constantly, which affects the price of currency conversion. Therefore, the existence of currency exchange shops has become a very challenging industry that requires constant attention to economic trends and political events in countries around the world in order to make accurate currency exchange assessments.

These money changers usually offer a variety of different currency exchange services, covering the currency values of many countries around the world. Whether you need to exchange Japanese Yen to Chinese Yuan, or US Dollars to Euros, these money changers provide convenient services that allow you to exchange currency without having to go to a bank or other financial institution.

Today, with the gradual rise of digital currencies, cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum have gradually become part of currency exchange shops. The value of these cryptocurrencies fluctuates greatly, so more professional currency exchange shops are required to provide reasonable exchange rates and a safe trading environment.

Whether it is international business trade or tourism, currency exchange shops have played an important role in it. Their existence not only provides convenience for people, but also creates more opportunities for global economic exchanges. Through these money changers, we can better understand and experience the economic culture of various countries, and at the same time promote international cooperation and exchanges.

In conclusion, money changers are an integral part of modern economic activity and they play an important role in the global financial system. Whether it is a physical store or an online platform, these money changers provide people with convenient services, making international financial exchanges easier and more efficient. With the rise of digital currency, these exchange shops will continue to adapt to new changes and challenges, and provide people with more diverse services.

Supported currencies are Hong Kong dollar, Chinese yuan, US dollar, euro, Indonesian rupiah, Philippine peso,JPYSupported currencies are Hong Kong dollar, Chinese yuan, US dollar, Euro, Indonesian rupiah, Philippine peso, Japanese yen, Australian dollar, Singapore dollar, British pound, Canadian dollar, New Zealand dollar, Thai baht, Brunei dollar, Swiss franc, Swedish krona, Norwegian krone, Danish Krone, South African Rand, New Taiwan Dollar, Macau Pataca, Korean Won, Malaysian Ringgit, Russian Ruble, UAE Dirham, Brazilian Real, Riyal, Turkish Lira, Pakistani Rupee, Kazakh Tenge, Tajik Somo Nigeria, Mongolian Tugrik, Offshore Renminbi, Vietnamese Dong, Israeli Shekel, Qatari Rial, Omani Rial, Kuwaiti Dinar, Nepalese Rupee, Bahraini Dinar, Bangladeshi Taka, Chilean Peso, Czech Republic Krona, Fijian Dollar, Hungarian Forint, Jordanian Dinar, Mauritian Rupee, Mexican Peso, Papua New Guinean Kina, Polish Zloty, Sri Lankan Rupee, Indian Rupee, Afghani, Armenian Dram, Netherlands Antillean guilder, Angolan kwanza, Argentine peso, Aruban florin, Aruban florin, Azerbaijani manat, Bosnia-Herzegovina convertible mark, Barbados dollar, Bulgarian lev, Burundian franc, Bermuda Dollar, Boliviano, Bahamian Dollar, Botswana Pula, Congolese Franc, Colombian Peso, Costa Rican Colon, Egyptian Pound, Georgian Lari, Ghanaian Cedi, Guinean Franc, Croatian Kuna, Kenyan Shilling, Lao Kip , Moroccan dirham, Myanmar kyat, Nigerian naira, Romanian leu, Tanzanian shilling, Ukrainian hryvnia, Ugandan shilling, Uruguayan peso, South Korean won, Zambian kwacha