Euro Exchange Rates – ECB Data

About Euro Exchange Rates – ECB Data

Follow euro exchange rates with clear tables, interactive charts and historical data based on European Central Bank (ECB) reference rates.

Euro Exchange Rates – ECB Data gives you a quick overview of the latest available euro reference rates and lets you compare supported currencies through calculated cross rates. Choose a base and quote currency, explore past movements and find the rate for a specific date.

KEY FEATURES

• Latest available ECB euro reference rates
• Country flags and compact currency table
• Selectable base and quote currencies
• Calculated cross rates between supported currencies
• Interactive historical exchange-rate charts
• 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 1 year, 5 years and full-history ranges
• Switch between chart and table views
• Jump directly to a selected date
• Automatic selection of the nearest available ECB business day
• CSV export from current rates, chart data and historical tables
• Share CSV files through your preferred email application
• Manual refresh and local caching for faster access
• English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Hungarian, Dutch and Ukrainian interface languages

SIMPLE HISTORICAL ANALYSIS

Touch the chart to inspect individual daily observations or open the table view for a complete list of available dates and values. If the selected date is a weekend or an ECB closing day, the app takes you to the nearest date for which a reference rate is available.

CSV EXPORT

Create a UTF-8 CSV file from any of the three main data views. The file can be shared with an email app installed on your device, making it easy to continue your analysis in spreadsheet software.

DATA SOURCE AND IMPORTANT NOTICE

Exchange-rate information is retrieved from official European Central Bank data services. ECB reference rates are published for information purposes and may not represent rates available for actual transactions.

This is an independent application. It is not created, endorsed, sponsored or published by the European Central Bank. “ECB” is used only to identify the source of the exchange-rate data.

An internet connection is required to download updated rates. Previously downloaded data may remain available from the local cache. The app contains advertising.