Euro to dollar exchange rate statistics 2026

Latest rates

1. One euro was worth $1.1172 on 30 October 2026, the latest European Central Bank reference rate. #
2. That is +0.38% from the previous fixing of $1.1130 on 29 October 2026. #
3. Over one week, since 23 October 2026 ($1.1193), the euro moved −0.19% against the dollar. #
4. Over one month, since 30 September 2026 ($1.1355), it moved −1.6%. #
5. A year earlier, on 30 October 2025, the rate was $1.1550, so the euro is −3.3% against the dollar over twelve months. #
6. Since the first fixing of 2026 ($1.1721 on 2 January 2026), the euro has moved −4.7% against the dollar. #
7. At that rate, €100 buys $111.72, and $100 buys €89.51. #
8. Against the pound sterling, one euro bought 0.8338 GBP on 30 October 2026, −5.3% on a year earlier (0.8801). #
9. Against the Japanese yen, one euro bought 175.68 JPY on 30 October 2026, −1.5% on a year earlier (178.37). #
10. Against the Chinese yuan, one euro bought 7.4326 CNY on 30 October 2026, −9.5% on a year earlier (8.2170). #

Euro-dollar rate by year

1. 2026 so far: the euro has averaged $1.1568 across 213 fixings, +2.4% on the 2025 average, ranging from $1.1130 (29 October 2026) to $1.1974 (28 January 2026). #
2. 2025: average $1.1300 per euro, +4.4% on 2024. #
3. 2024: average $1.0824 per euro, +0.1% on 2023. #
4. 2023: average $1.0813 per euro, +2.7% on 2022. #
5. 2022: average $1.0530 per euro, −11.0% on 2021. #
6. 2021: average $1.1827 per euro, +3.5% on 2020. #
7. 2020: average $1.1422 per euro, +2.0% on 2019. #
8. 2019: average $1.1195 per euro, −5.2% on 2018. #
9. 2018: average $1.1810 per euro, +4.5% on 2017. #
10. 2017: average $1.1297 per euro, +2.1% on 2016. #
11. 2016: average $1.1069 per euro, −0.2% on 2015. #
12. 2015: average $1.1095 per euro. #

Records since 2015

1. The strongest euro-dollar fixing since 2 January 2015 was $1.2493, on 15 February 2018. #
2. The weakest was $0.9565, on 28 September 2022. #
3. The largest one-day rise in the euro against the dollar was +3.56%, on 11 November 2022. #
4. The largest one-day fall was −3.62%, on 23 January 2015. #
5. The euro fixed below one dollar (parity) on 47 days, first on 23 August 2022 and last on 10 November 2022. #
6. The strongest complete year was 2021, averaging $1.1827; the weakest was 2022, at $1.0530. #
7. Against the pound sterling, the euro ranged from 0.6963 GBP (5 August 2015) to 0.9298 GBP (19 March 2020) since 2 January 2015. #
8. Against the Japanese yen, the euro ranged from 111.17 JPY (8 July 2016) to 187.72 JPY (17 April 2026) since 2 January 2015. #
9. Against the Chinese yuan, the euro ranged from 6.5552 CNY (13 April 2015) to 8.4584 CNY (1 July 2025) since 2 January 2015. #

Long-run change

1. From 2015 to 2019, the euro averaged $1.1293. #
2. Since January 2020, it has averaged $1.1175 across 1,751 fixings. #
3. The latest rate is −7.2% against the first fixing of 2015 ($1.2043). #
4. It is +1.8% against 28 February 2020 ($1.0977), just before the pandemic. #
5. In the last twelve months, the euro fixed at or above $1.10 on 255 of 255 days. #
6. Its average over those twelve months was $1.1579. #
7. The figures on this page draw on 3,029 daily ECB fixings from 2 January 2015 to 30 October 2026. #

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• Euro to dollar exchange rate key figures (CSV): all 38 statistics above, with the value, unit, period, full statement and a direct link to each figure.
• Euro to dollar exchange rate by year (CSV): the yearly average, number of fixings, change on the previous year, high and low with dates, first and year-end fixing, year-end change and the average pound, yen and yuan rates for 2015 to 2025 (11 years).

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