Currencies

Every currency against the dollar and the euro, and what each is really worth

The dollar, and everyone else

Every currency the ECB quotes, against the dollar and the euro, and what each is really worth against its own history.

Oct 5, 2026
+4.0%

the dollar's real rate against its trading partners, vs its own decade

+8.1%

Israeli shekel · the strongest of the year against the dollar

−15.2%

Turkish lira · the weakest of the year against the dollar

The dollar buys €0.8925, ¥158.2 and £0.7562 as of Oct 5, 2026. Over the year it lost the most to the Israeli shekel (+8.1% for the ILS) and gained the most against the Turkish lira (−15.2%). In real terms, against its trading partners, the dollar is 4.0% dearer than its own ten-year average; the Japanese yen is 23.4% below its own, the cheapest in the set.

Money on the map

How much each currency gained or lost against the dollar over twelve months. A dashed ring fell.

29 currencies, ECB fixings to Oct 5, 2026
Turkish lira: −15.2% against the dollar over one year, 49.16 per dollarRomanian leu: −8.9% against the dollar over one year, 4.7629 per dollarIsraeli shekel: +8.1% against the dollar over one year, 3.0623 per dollarIndian rupee: −7.8% against the dollar over one year, 96.30 per dollarPhilippine peso: −7.6% against the dollar over one year, 62.67 per dollarIndonesian rupiah: −7.5% against the dollar over one year, 17,913 per dollarPolish zloty: −7.2% against the dollar over one year, 3.9089 per dollarBrazilian real: +7.1% against the dollar over one year, 4.9847 per dollarJapanese yen: −6.9% against the dollar over one year, 158.2 per dollarSwedish krona: −6.6% against the dollar over one year, 10.04 per dollarChinese yuan: +6.2% against the dollar over one year, 6.7046 per dollarAustralian dollar: +5.4% against the dollar over one year, 1.4367 per dollarCzech koruna: −5.2% against the dollar over one year, 21.83 per dollarDanish krone: −4.6% against the dollar over one year, 6.6713 per dollarSouth Korean won: +4.6% against the dollar over one year, 1,344 per dollareuro: −4.5% against the dollar over one year, 0.8925 per dollarSwiss franc: −4.2% against the dollar over one year, 0.8310 per dollarNew Zealand dollar: −4.1% against the dollar over one year, 1.7885 per dollarThai baht: −3.9% against the dollar over one year, 33.70 per dollarSouth African rand: +3.8% against the dollar over one year, 16.62 per dollarNorwegian krone: +3.6% against the dollar over one year, 9.6015 per dollarMalaysian ringgit: +3.0% against the dollar over one year, 4.0870 per dollarCanadian dollar: −2.0% against the dollar over one year, 1.4253 per dollarBritish pound: −1.7% against the dollar over one year, 0.7562 per dollarMexican peso: +1.4% against the dollar over one year, 18.15 per dollarHungarian forint: +1.0% against the dollar over one year, 328.3 per dollarIcelandic krona: −0.9% against the dollar over one year, 122.3 per dollarHong Kong dollar: −0.8% against the dollar over one year, 7.8476 per dollarSingapore dollar: +0.7% against the dollar over one year, 1.2803 per dollar

Strongest against the dollar, one year

  1. Israeli shekel+8.1%
    3.0623 per dollar
  2. Brazilian real+7.1%
    4.9847 per dollar
  3. Chinese yuan+6.2%
    6.7046 per dollar
  4. Australian dollar+5.4%
    1.4367 per dollar
  5. South Korean won+4.6%
    1,344 per dollar
  6. South African rand+3.8%
    16.62 per dollar

Weakest against the dollar, one year

  1. Turkish lira−15.2%
    49.16 per dollar
  2. Romanian leu−8.9%
    4.7629 per dollar
  3. Indian rupee−7.8%
    96.30 per dollar
  4. Philippine peso−7.6%
    62.67 per dollar
  5. Indonesian rupiah−7.5%
    17,913 per dollar
  6. Polish zloty−7.2%
    3.9089 per dollar

Dearest against its own decade

  1. Colombia+37.0%
    real rate 147.0 against 107.3 on average
  2. Mexico+22.7%
    real rate 142.0 against 115.7 on average
  3. Argentina+17.9%
    real rate 143.3 against 121.5 on average
  4. Poland+16.7%
    real rate 126.2 against 108.2 on average
  5. Czechia+15.8%
    real rate 127.3 against 110.0 on average
  6. Romania+15.0%
    real rate 121.0 against 105.2 on average

Cheapest against its own decade

  1. Japan−23.4%
    real rate 66.0 against 86.1 on average
  2. Indonesia−11.9%
    real rate 87.8 against 99.6 on average
  3. India−9.6%
    real rate 90.1 against 99.7 on average
  4. South Korea−8.8%
    real rate 89.9 against 98.6 on average
  5. China−5.4%
    real rate 91.8 against 97.0 on average
  6. Canada−4.9%
    real rate 96.3 against 101.2 on average

Every currency

What a dollar buys, a year of each currency against the dollar (a year ago is 100, up is stronger), and the real rate against its decade. Strongest year first.

30 currencies
  • US dollar1.1204 per €

    USD · +4.7% on the year against the euro · real rate 4% above its decade

  • Israeli shekel3.0623 per $

    ILS · +8.1% on the year against the dollar · real rate 13% above its decade

  • Brazilian real4.9847 per $

    BRL · +7.1% on the year against the dollar · real rate 0% below its decade

  • Chinese yuan6.7046 per $

    CNY · +6.2% on the year against the dollar · real rate 5% below its decade

  • Australian dollar1.4367 per $

    AUD · +5.4% on the year against the dollar · real rate 9% above its decade

  • South Korean won1,344 per $

    KRW · +4.6% on the year against the dollar · real rate 9% below its decade

  • South African rand16.62 per $

    ZAR · +3.8% on the year against the dollar · real rate 8% above its decade

  • Norwegian krone9.6015 per $

    NOK · +3.6% on the year against the dollar · real rate 0% below its decade

  • Malaysian ringgit4.0870 per $

    MYR · +3.0% on the year against the dollar · real rate 4% above its decade

  • Mexican peso18.15 per $

    MXN · +1.4% on the year against the dollar · real rate 23% above its decade

  • Hungarian forint328.3 per $

    HUF · +1.0% on the year against the dollar · real rate 14% above its decade

  • Singapore dollar1.2803 per $

    SGD · +0.7% on the year against the dollar · real rate 8% above its decade

  • Hong Kong dollar7.8476 per $

    HKD · −0.8% on the year against the dollar · real rate 4% below its decade

  • Icelandic krona122.3 per $

    ISK · −0.9% on the year against the dollar · real rate 14% above its decade

  • British pound0.7562 per $

    GBP · −1.7% on the year against the dollar · real rate 8% above its decade

  • Canadian dollar1.4253 per $

    CAD · −2.0% on the year against the dollar · real rate 5% below its decade

  • Thai baht33.70 per $

    THB · −3.9% on the year against the dollar · real rate 1% above its decade

  • New Zealand dollar1.7885 per $

    NZD · −4.1% on the year against the dollar · real rate 1% below its decade

  • Swiss franc0.8310 per $

    CHF · −4.2% on the year against the dollar · real rate 1% above its decade

  • euro0.8925 per $

    EUR · −4.5% on the year against the dollar · real rate 3% above its decade

  • Danish krone6.6713 per $

    DKK · −4.6% on the year against the dollar · real rate 2% below its decade

  • Czech koruna21.83 per $

    CZK · −5.2% on the year against the dollar · real rate 16% above its decade

  • Swedish krona10.04 per $

    SEK · −6.6% on the year against the dollar · real rate 4% below its decade

  • Japanese yen158.2 per $

    JPY · −6.9% on the year against the dollar · real rate 23% below its decade

  • Polish zloty3.9089 per $

    PLN · −7.2% on the year against the dollar · real rate 17% above its decade

  • Indonesian rupiah17,913 per $

    IDR · −7.5% on the year against the dollar · real rate 12% below its decade

  • Philippine peso62.67 per $

    PHP · −7.6% on the year against the dollar · real rate 1% below its decade

  • Indian rupee96.30 per $

    INR · −7.8% on the year against the dollar · real rate 10% below its decade

  • Romanian leu4.7629 per $

    RON · −8.9% on the year against the dollar · real rate 15% above its decade

  • Turkish lira49.16 per $

    TRY · −15.2% on the year against the dollar · real rate 5% above its decade

Exchange rates are the European Central Bank’s daily euro reference rates, crossed through the euro to give units per dollar, so a currency’s move against the dollar is its move against the euro less the dollar’s own. The real effective exchange rate is the BIS broad index (64 economies, 2020 = 100): a currency against a trade-weighted basket of its partners, adjusted for relative consumer prices, so a reading well below its own ten-year average means the country’s goods have become cheap for the world and a reading well above that they have become dear. The rates behind the currencies are on The world.