Exchange rates in Germany, direct and indirect euro rates
This page shows the current reference exchange rates in Germany — these are average values, calculated using data from the European Central Bank (ECB), the German Federal Bank, and some commercial banks. The rates show the general market situation and display how much different currencies cost compared to the euro today, as well as how they have changed in recent days.
Current average foreign currency rates to euro in Germany
The table shows the current direct and reverse exchange rates. You can see how much 1 euro is in other currencies and how much 1 unit of foreign currency is in euros. See the list of currencies used in European countries here: European Currencies. More information about the table is given below on this page.
- Direct rates
- Indirect rates
| Currency | Rate | Buy/Sell Range | Trend | Currency Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Direct rate, 1 EUR = ... currency | ||||
| GBP | 0.87 | ± 0.1% | ▼ -0.006% | Pound sterling |
| CHF | 0.92 | ± 0.3% | ▼ -0.062% | Swiss franc |
| USD | 1.18 | ± 0.2% | ▲ 0.066% | United States dollar |
| BGN | 1.95 | ± 0.8% | ⚖ 0.000% | Bulgarian lev |
| BAM | 1.96 | ± 1.9% | ⚖ 0.000% | Convertible mark |
| GEL | 3.18 | ± 2.0% | ▲ 0.060% | Georgian lari |
| BYN | 3.39 | ± 1.2% | ▼ -0.069% | Belarusian ruble |
| PLN | 4.21 | ± 0.8% | ▼ -0.002% | Polish złoty |
| RON | 5.09 | ± 0.7% | ▲ 0.003% | Romanian leu |
| DKK | 7.47 | ± 0.2% | ▼ -0.004% | Danish krone |
| SEK | 10.68 | ± 0.0% | ▼ -0.060% | Swedish krona |
| NOK | 11.48 | ± 0.0% | ▼ -0.116% | Norwegian krone |
| MDL | 20.10 | ± 2.4% | ▲ 0.076% | Moldovan leu |
| CZK | 24.23 | ± 0.7% | ▲ 0.004% | Czech koruna |
| UAH | 50.96 | ± 1.2% | ▲ 0.065% | Ukrainian hryvnia |
| TRY | 51.44 | ± 0.4% | ▲ 0.107% | Turkish lira |
| MKD | 61.63 | ± 2.3% | ▲ 0.006% | Macedonian denar |
| RUB | 91.13 | ± 0.4% | ▼ -0.134% | Russian ruble |
| ALL | 96.89 | ▲ 0.016% | Albanian lek | |
| RSD | 117.40 | ▲ 0.002% | Serbian dinar | |
| ISK | 143.85 | ± 6.1% | ▼ -0.059% | Icelandic króna |
| HUF | 378.24 | ± 0.4% | ▼ -0.062% | Hungarian forint |
| KZT | 585.45 | ± 0.2% | ▼ -0.006% | Kazakhstani tenge |
Explanation for the direct rates table
Currency - the currency code according to ISO 4217 standard (for example: USD means United States dollar). If you click on the code, you will go to a page with more information about that currency.
Direct exchange rate shows how many units of foreign currency you can get for 1 euro (for example: 1 EUR = 1.18 USD). These are average values in Germany. Exchange rates of major currencies have been updated 06 Feb 2026. You can find detailed information about update dates by visiting the page of the selected currency.
Buy and sell range (±%) shows the usual difference between real bank/currency exchange office rates and the average rate, shown as a percentage:
“buy” — the bank buys euros from you (you get foreign currency);
“sell” — the bank sells euros to you (you give foreign currency and get euros).
For example, a difference of ± 0.2% means that on average you can buy or sell United States dollar in a bank at a rate ± 0.2% higher or lower than the rate shown in the table (1.18). So, prices can be from 1.177 to 1.183.
Trend shows how the rate has changed in the last 30 days:
▲ up — euro is getting stronger, euro rate is rising,
▼ down — euro is getting weaker, euro rate is falling,
⚖ almost no change.
For example, trend USD ▲ 0.066% per day means that in the last 30 days, the euro rate was going up (euro became more expensive) compared to USD by -0.066% every day.
| Currency | Rate | Buy/Sell Range | Trend | Currency Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indirect rate, 1 currency = ... EUR | ||||
| GBP | 1.15 | ± 0.1% | ▲ 0.006% | Pound sterling |
| CHF | 1.09 | ± 0.3% | ▲ 0.062% | Swiss franc |
| USD | 0.85 | ± 0.2% | ▼ -0.066% | United States dollar |
| BGN | 0.51 | ± 0.8% | ⚖ 0.000% | Bulgarian lev |
| BAM | 0.51 | ± 1.9% | ⚖ 0.000% | Convertible mark |
| GEL | 0.31 | ± 2.0% | ▼ -0.060% | Georgian lari |
| BYN | 0.29 | ± 1.2% | ▲ 0.069% | Belarusian ruble |
| PLN | 0.24 | ± 0.8% | ▲ 0.002% | Polish złoty |
| RON | 0.20 | ± 0.7% | ▼ -0.003% | Romanian leu |
| DKK | 0.13 | ± 0.2% | ▲ 0.004% | Danish krone |
| SEK | 0.09 | ± 0.0% | ▲ 0.060% | Swedish krona |
| NOK | 0.09 | ± 0.0% | ▲ 0.116% | Norwegian krone |
| MDL | 0.05 | ± 2.4% | ▼ -0.076% | Moldovan leu |
| CZK | 0.04 | ± 0.7% | ▼ -0.004% | Czech koruna |
| UAH | 0.02 | ± 1.2% | ▼ -0.065% | Ukrainian hryvnia |
| TRY | 0.02 | ± 0.4% | ▼ -0.107% | Turkish lira |
| MKD | 0.02 | ± 2.3% | ▼ -0.006% | Macedonian denar |
| RUB | 0.01 | ± 0.4% | ▲ 0.134% | Russian ruble |
| ALL | 0.01 | ▼ -0.016% | Albanian lek | |
| RSD | 0.01 | ▼ -0.002% | Serbian dinar | |
| ISK | 0.01 | ± 6.2% | ▲ 0.059% | Icelandic króna |
| HUF | 0.003 | ± 0.4% | ▲ 0.062% | Hungarian forint |
| KZT | 0.002 | ± 0.2% | ▲ 0.006% | Kazakhstani tenge |
Explanation for the indirect rates table
Currency - the currency code according to ISO 4217 standard (for example: GBP means Pound sterling). If you click on the code, you will go to a page with more information about that currency.
Reverse rate shows how many euros you get for 1 unit of foreign currency (for example: 1 GBP = 1.15 EUR). These are average values in Germany. Exchange rates of major currencies have been updated 06 Feb 2026. You can find detailed information about update dates by visiting the page of the selected currency.
Buy and sell range (±%) shows the usual difference between real rates and the reference rate, as a percentage:
“buy” — the bank buys foreign currency from you (you get euros);
“sell” — the bank sells foreign currency to you (you give euros and get foreign currency).
For example, a difference of ± 0.1% means that on average you can buy or sell Pound sterling in a bank at a rate ± 0.1% higher or lower than the rate shown in the table (1.15). So, prices can be from 1.148 to 1.152.
Trend shows how the rate has changed in the last 30 days:
▲ up — foreign currency is getting stronger against euro, its rate is rising,
▼ down — foreign currency is getting weaker, its rate is falling,
⚖ stable rate, almost no change.
For example, trend GBP ▲ 0.006% per day means that in the last 30 days, the euro rate was going up (euro became more expensive) compared to GBP by 0.006% every day.
Analysis and review of Germany’s currency market
Based on current data from German banks, we can highlight the most stable and strong currencies in Europe. This includes the euro (EUR), as well as Pound sterling (GBP), Swiss franc (CHF), which remain strong compared to the euro. The US dollar (USD) is also considered one of the world’s stable currencies, and it shows moderate decrease compared to changes in Europe’s economy.
The euro (currency in Germany now) is still one of the main reserve currencies in the world and stays quite stable even when other currencies change.
The trend over the last 30 days shows that the euro has become stronger compared to most other currencies. This means Europe’s economy has improved a bit.
The analysis of buy/sell ranges shows that Germany’s currency market is balanced: an average change of ±1.1% is normal and shows usual activity of banks and exchange offices. This confirms that the euro rate stays stable, even if interest rates or outside economic factors change.
Right now there is a lot of activity during the day for these currencies: Moldovan leu (MDL), Macedonian denar (MKD), Icelandic króna (ISK). The buy/sell range for these currencies is over ±2%, which means bigger changes during the day, and banks/exchanges may have higher differences between buy and sell prices. This may be because of changes in interest rates, inflation expectations, or general instability in local markets.
Questions and answers about exchange rates in Germany
Why are rates on this site different from those in banks?
This site shows reference and average values, calculated using data from the European Central Bank (ECB), Deutsche Bundesbank, and public sources from German commercial banks. Real buy/sell rates at bank branches or exchanges may be different because of fees, update times, or market changes during the day.
Can I really buy or sell currency at these rates?
No. These rates are for information only. They are not an offer or a contract. For real exchanges use the official rates, published by a specific bank or exchange office at the time of your transaction.
How often are the rates updated on this site?
The rates are updated every day using new data from banks.
What does buy/sell range (±%) mean?
The range shows the usual difference between buy and sell rates at banks and exchanges in Germany, compared to the average reference rate. The bigger this range, the bigger the difference between buying and selling prices.
What does the trend next to a rate show?
The trend shows how the rate changed over the last 30 days: ▲ — rate goes up, ▼ — rate goes down, ⚖ — rate stays stable.
Which currencies are most stable in Europe?
The most stable are usually considered to be the Swiss franc (CHF) and Pound sterling (GBP). These currencies have stayed strong against the euro because their countries have strong economies and careful financial policies.
Why does the euro rate change every day?
The euro rate changes because of market factors: ECB interest rates, economic numbers, inflation, and supply/demand on world currency markets. Even small changes in EU policies or economy can cause changes in how much euro costs compared to other currencies.
Where can I see official exchange rates?
You can find official reference rates on these websites: European Central Bank (ECB), Deutsche Bundesbank, and also in “Price Information” sections of commercial banks in Germany (for example Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank, Reisebank).
Questions and answers about exchange rates and currency market in Germany
Disclaimer:
The exchange rates shown on this site are only for information and reference purposes. They are calculated using data from European Central Bank, Deutsche Bundesbank, and public sources from German banks.
These values are not an offer to buy or sell currency, and may be different from real rates used by banks, exchanges or for transfers. We do not guarantee accuracy, up-to-date information or completeness, and we are not responsible for any financial decisions made using this information.
Please check actual rates directly at your bank or exchange office before making any money exchanges.
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