US dollar to euro exchange rate, 1999 to 2026
US dollar to euro exchange rate stood at 1 in 2026, down 0.8% on the previous period.
The latest reading is $1.15 per euro, for June 2026, against $1.17 per euro in May 2026. The series is monthly (FRED series DEXUSEU) and runs from January 1999.
How it is measured
The US dollar price of one euro, from the Federal Reserve's H.10 release of noon buying rates. A higher number is a stronger euro and weaker dollar; a lower number, the reverse. It is the exchange rate between the world's two largest currencies. The data reaches us through FRED, the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis's data service, and originates with the Federal Reserve's H.10 noon buying rates.
What the curve shows
The rate has run between $0.85 (October 2000) and $1.58 (July 2008) per euro. Moves in this pair reprice transatlantic trade and every euro-denominated asset in dollar portfolios; parity crossings, when they happen, are the psychological events currency desks remember.
Which direction means a stronger dollar?
What moves this rate?
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