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How the euro has moved against major currencies, with short- and long-term trend context.

How to read this page. The euro is the base currency, so e.g. EUR/USD = 1.10 means 1 euro buys 1.10 dollars. A rising line ⇒ euro strengthening. A falling line ⇒ euro weakening. Each section zooms in on a different lens: the latest snapshot, the EUR/USD trend, all currencies side-by-side, then the raw monthly data.

Latest monthly averages

EUR/USD

1.1638

▲ 105.6% YoY

EUR/GBP

0.8645

▲ 172.9% YoY

EUR/JPY

185.92

▲ 1,164.6% YoY

EUR/CHF

0.9157

▼ -237.7% YoY

EUR/PLN

4.2353

▼ -71.5% YoY

Latest data: Jun 2026

Reading the cards (latest data: Jun 2026)

  • Big number — the average exchange rate for the most recent complete month.
  • Chip below — year-over-year change. Green ⇒ the euro strengthened vs that currency over the past 12 months. Red ⇒ it weakened.
  • Where the euro stands right now:
    • vs USD — up 105.6% YoY
    • vs GBP — up 172.9% YoY
    • vs JPY — up 1164.6% YoY
    • vs CHF — down 237.7% YoY
    • vs PLN — down 71.5% YoY

EUR/USD — rate vs. moving averages

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Reading this chart. The blue spot line is the actual monthly average. The other three lines are rolling averages over 3, 6, and 12 months — smoothers that filter out short-term noise. When spot crosses above the 12-month MA, the euro is strengthening relative to its recent past; when it crosses below, the opposite. Look for the dip near parity (1.00) around September 2022 — that was the first time in 20 years the euro was worth less than a dollar.

Latest reading: spot is 1.1638 vs 12-month MA at 1.1673. All-time low: 0.8532 in Jun 2001. All-time high: 1.577 in Jul 2008.

Multi-currency strength — indexed to 100

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Reading this chart. Every line starts at 100 in the earliest month of our data. A line at 120 means the euro is now 20% stronger against that currency than at the start of the series; a line at 80 means 20% weaker. This lets you compare currencies that have very different absolute prices (EUR/JPY ≈ 160 vs EUR/USD ≈ 1.10) on the same scale.
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The currency the euro has gained the most against over the full window is EUR/JPY (74.5%). The one it has gained the least (or lost) against is EUR/CHF (-43.1%).

Full monthly history
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Reading this table. Sorted newest first. mom_pct_change = change from the previous month. yoy_pct_change = change from the same month one year ago. Use the column headers to sort — clicking yoy_pct_change desc gives you the months when the euro was strengthening fastest.