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1 GBP = 1.18822559 EUR
1 EUR = 0.84159 GBP · Mid-market rate, 11:41 UTC

This Week in Currencies

The US dollar has weakened against 29 of the 49 currencies tracked here over the past week. The Norwegian Krone gained most (+1.82%), while the Egyptian Pound lost most (-2.41%).

Biggest risers

NOKNorwegian Krone+1.82%
RUBRussian Ruble+1.56%
NZDNew Zealand Dollar+1.51%
CADCanadian Dollar+1.46%
SEKSwedish Krona+1.46%

Biggest fallers

EGPEgyptian Pound-2.41%
TWDNew Taiwan Dollar-1.63%
BRLBrazilian Real-1.52%
MXNMexican Peso-1.21%
ILSIsraeli New Shekel-0.98%

So far this year, the Colombian Peso has done best against the dollar (+18.89%) and the Turkish Lira worst (-13.29%).

Change in each currency's value against the US dollar, compared with its daily close seven days ago (and at the end of last year).

Popular Exchange Rates

Currency Pair Rate
GBP/EUR British Pound to Euro 1.1882
GBP/USD British Pound to US Dollar 1.3336
GBP/AUD British Pound to Australian Dollar 1.9085
GBP/CAD British Pound to Canadian Dollar 1.8771
USD/EUR US Dollar to Euro 0.891
USD/GBP US Dollar to British Pound 0.74986
USD/JPY US Dollar to Japanese Yen 158.18
USD/CAD US Dollar to Canadian Dollar 1.4076
EUR/GBP Euro to British Pound 0.84159
EUR/USD Euro to US Dollar 1.1223
EUR/CHF Euro to Swiss Franc 0.92572
EUR/JPY Euro to Japanese Yen 177.53
AUD/USD Australian Dollar to US Dollar 0.69876
AUD/GBP Australian Dollar to British Pound 0.52398
CAD/USD Canadian Dollar to US Dollar 0.71043
CHF/EUR Swiss Franc to Euro 1.0802
JPY/USD Japanese Yen to US Dollar 0.0063218
NZD/USD New Zealand Dollar to US Dollar 0.56699
SEK/EUR Swedish Krona to Euro 0.090025
NOK/GBP Norwegian Krone to British Pound 0.079731

Live mid-market exchange rates for over 150 currencies, updated every minute, with up to ten years of history for every pair.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which currency has risen most against the dollar this year?
Of the 49 currencies tracked here, the Colombian Peso (COP) has gained most against the US dollar since 1 January, up 18.9%.
Which currency has fallen most against the dollar this year?
The Turkish Lira (TRY) has lost most, down 13.3% against the US dollar since 1 January.
What is the highest-value currency?
Measured by the value of a single unit, the Kuwaiti Dinar (KWD). One KWD is worth 3.216 US dollars at today's mid-market rate. A high unit value doesn't make a currency stronger or better: it mostly reflects how the currency was originally denominated.
What is a mid-market exchange rate?
The midpoint between the buy and sell prices of two currencies on the wholesale market. It's the rate you'll see on independent sources like this one. Banks and money transfer providers usually add a margin on top.
Why is my bank's rate different?
The rate on this page is the mid-market rate: the midpoint between what buyers and sellers of a currency are paying on the wholesale market. Banks and money transfer providers rarely give you that rate. Most build their profit into the exchange rate itself, quoting you a rate some way below mid-market and often advertising the transfer as "fee free". High-street banks commonly take 2-4% this way; specialist transfer services and brokers usually take much less. The gap matters most on large amounts: on a £50,000 transfer, the difference between a 3% and a 0.5% margin is £1,250. Before you send, compare the rate you're offered against the mid-market rate here, and ask for the total amount that will arrive rather than the fee alone.
How often are the rates updated?
Every minute. Rate history is stored every 15 minutes, with daily rates going back to 1999.