Currency exchange rate
USD to EUR Exchange Rate Today
Use FXpeek to check the latest available reference rate, review the recent trend, and keep a dated source for your spreadsheet or report.
Current USD to EUR rate
1 USD = 0.89566 EUR
Latest available observation: 2026-11-06. This is a reference rate, not a transaction quote.
Recent USD/EUR history
USD/EUR · 2026-11-06 · 0.8957
Common USD amounts in EUR
Converted at the latest available observation (2026-11-06):
| USD | EUR |
|---|---|
| 1 USD | €0.90 |
| 100 USD | €89.57 |
| 500 USD | €447.83 |
| 1,000 USD | €895.66 |
| 5,000 USD | €4,478.30 |
For any other amount, open the USD to EUR amount page which keeps the amount, pair and rate date together.
What moves the USD/EUR exchange rate?
The pair can respond to interest-rate expectations, inflation, economic data, risk sentiment, trade flows, and central-bank communication. Use the dated chart to separate a current observation from a longer trend.
How to use a dated USD/EUR reference rate
Reference rates are useful when a record needs a number that can be re-checked later. For an invoice, a reimbursement or a month-end close, save the value together with the pair, the observation date and the source URL — the same combination stated on this page. If your policy asks for the rate on a specific business date rather than the newest one, use the history view to pick that date instead of substituting today's rate.
For repeatable work, export the CSV or call the API so the same figures can be regenerated. A row that carries its own date and source is far easier to audit than a screenshot without context.
Related USD/EUR resources
USD to EUR FAQ
Is this a live trading quote?
No. FXpeek publishes dated reference data and always labels the latest available observation. It is not a live trading quote from a bank, broker or card issuer.
Can I export the USD/EUR history?
Yes. Open the USD/EUR history page for the chart, the CSV export and the API links, and keep the retrieval date next to the file so a reviewer can re-check it.
Which USD to EUR rate should I use for an invoice or month-end close?
Use the dated rate that your own accounting policy requires (for example the rate published on the invoice date or the month-end date). This page shows the latest available observation, which is only a starting point for older documents.
Why does this USD/EUR rate differ from my bank or card provider?
Bank and card quotes include spread, fees, settlement timing and their own source, so they normally differ from a published reference rate. Compare the date and the source, not only the number.
Where does the USD/EUR data come from and how often is it updated?
FXpeek serves published reference rates (ECB reference rates since 2015) and refreshes them on publication days. Each value on this page carries its own observation date so you can tell a current reading from an older one.