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ECB reference rates (per EUR) — 2026-10-14
| Currency | 1 EUR = |
|---|---|
 USD | 1.1195 |
 JPY | 177.39 |
 GBP | 0.8439 |
 CHF | 0.9330 |
 CAD | 1.5918 |
 AUD | 1.5971 |
 CNY | 7.4925 |
 BRL | 5.6246 |
 CZK | 24.3570 |
 DKK | 7.4754 |
 HKD | 8.7859 |
 HUF | 363.30 |
 IDR | 20,062.67 |
 ILS | 3.4443 |
 INR | 106.53 |
 ISK | 136.40 |
 KRW | 1,496.54 |
 MXN | 20.5600 |
 MYR | 4.5704 |
 NOK | 10.6035 |
 NZD | 1.9941 |
 PHP | 70.3930 |
 PLN | 4.3658 |
 RON | 5.3442 |
 SEK | 11.1580 |
 SGD | 1.4359 |
 THB | 37.5870 |
 TRY | 55.2921 |
 ZAR | 18.4382 |
Source: European Central Bank
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🇺🇸United StatesUSD
| 1 USD → | ← 1 of | 24h |
|---|---|---|
| 0.89190 EUR | 1.1212 USD = 1 EUR | ▼ -0.49% |
| 0.75426 GBP | 1.3258 USD = 1 GBP | ▼ -0.52% |
| 157.89 JPY | 0.00633 USD = 1 JPY | ▼ -0.25% |
| 6.6802 CNY | 0.14970 USD = 1 CNY | ▼ -0.18% |
About foreign exchange rates
Spot prices update around the clock from Sunday evening to Friday afternoon (UTC). The ECB publishes reference rates once per business day at ~16:00 CET; bank retail rates differ from spot by a spread of 0.5–3% covering the bank's margin and operating cost.
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Frequently asked questions
Where do NowPrice FX rates come from?
Major and emerging-market spot pairs are pulled from Yahoo Finance every 5 minutes. ECB reference rates come from the European Central Bank Statistical Data Warehouse and refresh once per business day around 16:00 CET. Vietnamese bank rates and Brazilian PTAX are scraped directly from the publishing institution.
Why does the bank rate differ from the spot rate?
Spot is the inter-bank wholesale price. Retail bank rates carry a spread (typically 0.5–3 %) that covers the bank's operating cost, FX licence, and margin. The buy/sell asymmetry at a Vietnamese commercial bank reflects this — and it is normal for the spread to widen during volatile sessions.
How accurate is the USD/VND quote on this page?
The interbank USD/VND quote refreshes every 5 minutes from Yahoo. Vietcombank and BIDV rates refresh every 30 minutes from each bank's public table. For the actual rate at which a transaction will execute, always check the live counter at your bank.
What is the ECB reference rate?
The ECB publishes one daily snapshot of the euro against ~30 other currencies, sourced from a regular concertation procedure between central banks. It is widely used as a benchmark for accounting and contracts but is not a tradable rate — the actual market price drifts continuously.
Can I use these rates for tax filing or accounting?
Most tax authorities accept either the central-bank reference rate (ECB for the EU, BCV for Brazil, SBV for Vietnam) or the rate from a commercial bank you actually transacted with. NowPrice is informational; check your local rules before relying on a specific source.