Exchange rate to the US dollar — all countries

Exchange rate to the US dollar — Euro area

Exchange rate to the US dollar in the Euro area in 2025 — 0.885 per US$. Since 1999, the indicator has fallen by 5.7%.

2025 0.885 per US$ −4.21% vs 2024
World rank
Period maximum 1.1165 per US$2001
Period minimum 0.6799 per US$2008

Trend over time

1999–2025 · units per US$

Exchange rate to the US dollar — Euro area, 1999–20250.60.811.219992002200520082011201420172020202320251999: 0.9383 per US$2000: 1.0827 per US$2001: 1.1165 per US$2002: 1.0576 per US$2003: 0.884 per US$2004: 0.8039 per US$2005: 0.8038 per US$2006: 0.7964 per US$2007: 0.7297 per US$2008: 0.6799 per US$2009: 0.717 per US$2010: 0.7543 per US$2011: 0.7184 per US$2012: 0.7783 per US$2013: 0.7529 per US$2014: 0.7527 per US$2015: 0.9013 per US$2016: 0.9034 per US$2017: 0.8852 per US$2018: 0.8468 per US$2019: 0.8933 per US$2020: 0.8755 per US$2021: 0.8455 per US$2022: 0.9496 per US$2023: 0.9248 per US$2024: 0.9239 per US$2025: 0.885 per US$
Change over the period: −0.0533 (−5.68%) Average annual rate: -0.22 %
Exchange rate to the US dollar — Euro area, by year Euro area All countries CSV XLSX
Year per US$ Change Change, %
2025 0.885 −0.0389 −4.21%
2024 0.9239 −0.001 −0.1%
2023 0.9248 −0.0248 −2.61%
2022 0.9496 +0.1041 +12.32%
2021 0.8455 −0.03 −3.43%
2020 0.8755 −0.0178 −1.99%
2019 0.8933 +0.0465 +5.49%
2018 0.8468 −0.0384 −4.34%
2017 0.8852 −0.0182 −2.02%
2016 0.9034 +0.0021 +0.24%
2015 0.9013 +0.1486 +19.74%
2014 0.7527 −0.0002 −0.03%
2013 0.7529 −0.0254 −3.26%
2012 0.7783 +0.0599 +8.34%
2011 0.7184 −0.0359 −4.76%
2010 0.7543 +0.0374 +5.21%
2009 0.717 +0.037 +5.45%
2008 0.6799 −0.0497 −6.82%
2007 0.7297 −0.0668 −8.38%
2006 0.7964 −0.0074 −0.92%
2005 0.8038 −0.0001 −0.02%
2004 0.8039 −0.0801 −9.06%
2003 0.884 −0.1735 −16.41%
2002 1.0576 −0.059 −5.28%
2001 1.1165 +0.0338 +3.12%
2000 1.0827 +0.1444 +15.39%
1999 0.9383

About the indicator

The official exchange rate of the national currency against the US dollar, annual average. It is defined as the rate set by the authorities or the one prevailing in the legally sanctioned exchange market. The quotation is direct: a rising value means the national currency is weakening. For countries with several exchange rates the predominant one is used.

Important: There are no aggregates for country groups: the quantities are expressed in different currencies, and averaging them across countries is meaningless. After monetary reforms and redenominations the series changes scale abruptly, and it is comparable only within homogeneous periods.

Source: World Economic Outlook (IMF), license IMF open data.