$The United States Dollar (USD) is used in the United States and several other economies. It is commonly encountered in global trade, reserves, international invoices and travel.
1 USD = 0.86192 EUR
Reference rate only. Banks and payment providers may use different rates and fees.
The United States Dollar (USD) is used in the United States and several other economies. It is commonly encountered in global trade, reserves, international invoices and travel.
global trade, reserves, international invoices and travel
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| Pair | Reference rate | Open |
|---|---|---|
 USD/ AUD | 1 USD = 1.3959 AUD | Convert USD to AUD → |
USD/ CAD | 1 USD = 1.3847 CAD | Convert USD to CAD → |
USD/ CHF | 1 USD = 0.81455 CHF | Convert USD to CHF → |
USD/ CNY | 1 USD = 6.7057 CNY | Convert USD to CNY → |
USD/ EUR | 1 USD = 0.86192 EUR | Convert USD to EUR → |
USD/ GBP | 1 USD = 0.73927 GBP | Convert USD to GBP → |
USD/ INR | 1 USD = 95.52 INR | Convert USD to INR → |
USD/ JPY | 1 USD = 154.07 JPY | Convert USD to JPY → |
Historical statistics describe published reference data and do not forecast future rates.
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Read guide →USD is the ISO currency code for the United States Dollar.
It is principally used in the United States and several other economies.
No. It is dated reference information. Banks, cards, ATMs and transfer providers may apply spreads and fees.
Use it for comparison, records and completed-period analysis, not as a forecast of future exchange rates.
Rates are dated reference data, while currency facts link to official monetary authorities where available. Executable quotes can include spreads and fees.
