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EUR/USD: US dollars per euro

How many US dollars one euro buys, as a monthly average.

Latest value1.12US$ per €1
Observation date2026-10
Change, 1 year-3.7%from 1.16 on 2025-10
Change, 5 years-3.4%from 1.16 on 2021-10

Monthly average, delayed Observed 2026-10 · retrieved 2026-11-07 · Source: European Central Bank · Not a live quote.

History

EUR/USD: US dollars per euro over time

Monthly observations. Use the period buttons to change the range; the table beneath the chart lists the values.

EUR/USD: US dollars per euro

US$ per €1. US$ per 1 euro (ECB euro foreign exchange reference rate).

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Latest values: EUR/USD: US dollars per euro 1.12 (2026-10).

Quotation convention. US$ per 1 euro (ECB euro foreign exchange reference rate).

What it measures

What this indicator is and why it is watched

What it measures

How many US dollars one euro buys, as a monthly average.

Why it is watched

A global reference for the strength of the US dollar.

Economic context

How it connects to the wider economy

Context, not a claim of cause.

A rising line means the euro strengthened against the US dollar.

Northline describes relationships as documented mechanisms, statistical associations or hypotheses. Nothing on this page states that a movement in this indicator caused a movement in another.

Method and source

How the data are produced

Publisher
European Central Bank
Dataset
ECB EXR
Frequency
Monthly
Unit
US$ per €1
Observations
226 (long history)
Retrieved
2026-11-07
Series id
gl20_eurusd_m

Monthly average of ECB daily reference rates.

Source: ECB statistics (Exchange Rates), series EXR/M.USD.EUR.SP00.A. Data unmodified; retrieved 2026-11-07 through the ECB Data Portal API.

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Missing observations are left missing and are never interpolated. Statistical agencies can revise published values; the observation date and retrieval date above identify the version shown. Methodology and sources.

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