Euro (EUR) Exchange Rates on 24th December 2024 (24/12/2024)
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Exchange rates for Euro (EUR)
Updated: 2024-12-24 | |||||||||
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EUR | GBP | 0.8301 | EUR to GBP | 1.2047 | GBP to EUR | ||||
EUR | BGN | 1.9582 | EUR to BGN | 0.5107 | BGN to EUR | ||||
EUR | HRK | 7.4898 | EUR to HRK | 0.1335 | HRK to EUR | ||||
EUR | CZK | 25.1045 | EUR to CZK | 0.0398 | CZK to EUR | ||||
EUR | DKK | 7.458 | EUR to DKK | 0.1341 | DKK to EUR | ||||
EUR | EEK | 0 | EUR to EEK | 0 | EEK to EUR | ||||
EUR | HUF | 414.0052 | EUR to HUF | 0.0024 | HUF to EUR | ||||
EUR | KZT | 546.0452 | EUR to KZT | 0.0018 | KZT to EUR | ||||
EUR | LVL | 0.6316 | EUR to LVL | 1.5833 | LVL to EUR | ||||
EUR | LTL | 0 | EUR to LTL | 0 | LTL to EUR | ||||
EUR | MKD | 61.5683 | EUR to MKD | 0.0162 | MKD to EUR | ||||
EUR | MDL | 19.1514 | EUR to MDL | 0.0522 | MDL to EUR | ||||
EUR | NOK | 11.8098 | EUR to NOK | 0.0847 | NOK to EUR | ||||
EUR | PLN | 4.2596 | EUR to PLN | 0.2348 | PLN to EUR | ||||
EUR | RON | 4.9747 | EUR to RON | 0.201 | RON to EUR | ||||
EUR | RUB | 107.4003 | EUR to RUB | 0.0093 | RUB to EUR | ||||
EUR | SKK | 0 | EUR to SKK | 0 | SKK to EUR | ||||
EUR | SEK | 11.4982 | EUR to SEK | 0.087 | SEK to EUR | ||||
EUR | CHF | 0.9326 | EUR to CHF | 1.0723 | CHF to EUR | ||||
EUR | TRY | 36.748 | EUR to TRY | 0.0272 | TRY to EUR | ||||
EUR | UAH | 43.6016 | EUR to UAH | 0.0229 | UAH to EUR |
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EUR | ARS | 1061.9999 | EUR to ARS | 0.0009 | ARS to EUR | ||||
EUR | BOB | 7.1849 | EUR to BOB | 0.1392 | BOB to EUR | ||||
EUR | BRL | 6.3488 | EUR to BRL | 0.1575 | BRL to EUR | ||||
EUR | CAD | 1.4992 | EUR to CAD | 0.667 | CAD to EUR | ||||
EUR | KYD | 0.8665 | EUR to KYD | 1.1541 | KYD to EUR | ||||
EUR | CLP | 1032.8459 | EUR to CLP | 0.001 | CLP to EUR | ||||
EUR | COP | 4583.9295 | EUR to COP | 0.0002 | COP to EUR | ||||
EUR | CRC | 524.5843 | EUR to CRC | 0.0019 | CRC to EUR | ||||
EUR | DOP | 63.3142 | EUR to DOP | 0.0158 | DOP to EUR | ||||
EUR | SVC | 9.097 | EUR to SVC | 0.1099 | SVC to EUR | ||||
EUR | FJD | 2.4194 | EUR to FJD | 0.4133 | FJD to EUR | ||||
EUR | HNL | 26.3934 | EUR to HNL | 0.0379 | HNL to EUR | ||||
EUR | JMD | 162.6777 | EUR to JMD | 0.0061 | JMD to EUR | ||||
EUR | MXN | 20.952 | EUR to MXN | 0.0477 | MXN to EUR | ||||
EUR | ANG | 1.8738 | EUR to ANG | 0.5337 | ANG to EUR | ||||
EUR | PYG | 8106.6001 | EUR to PYG | 0.0001 | PYG to EUR | ||||
EUR | PEN | 3.8717 | EUR to PEN | 0.2583 | PEN to EUR | ||||
EUR | TTD | 7.0561 | EUR to TTD | 0.1417 | TTD to EUR | ||||
EUR | USD | 1.0441 | EUR to USD | 0.9578 | USD to EUR | ||||
EUR | UYU | 46.3706 | EUR to UYU | 0.0216 | UYU to EUR | ||||
EUR | VEF | 3795170.0486 | EUR to VEF | 0 | VEF to EUR |
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EUR | AUD | 1.6694 | EUR to AUD | 0.599 | AUD to EUR | ||||
EUR | BDT | 124.2473 | EUR to BDT | 0.008 | BDT to EUR | ||||
EUR | BND | 1.4121 | EUR to BND | 0.7082 | BND to EUR | ||||
EUR | CNY | 7.6208 | EUR to CNY | 0.1312 | CNY to EUR | ||||
EUR | INR | 88.8087 | EUR to INR | 0.0113 | INR to EUR | ||||
EUR | IDR | 16912.1046 | EUR to IDR | 0.0001 | IDR to EUR | ||||
EUR | JPY | 163.4577 | EUR to JPY | 0.0061 | JPY to EUR | ||||
EUR | MYR | 4.6881 | EUR to MYR | 0.2133 | MYR to EUR | ||||
EUR | MVR | 16.0817 | EUR to MVR | 0.0622 | MVR to EUR | ||||
EUR | NPR | 141.4309 | EUR to NPR | 0.0071 | NPR to EUR | ||||
EUR | NZD | 1.8468 | EUR to NZD | 0.5415 | NZD to EUR | ||||
EUR | PKR | 289.379 | EUR to PKR | 0.0035 | PKR to EUR | ||||
EUR | PGK | 4.2163 | EUR to PGK | 0.2372 | PGK to EUR | ||||
EUR | PHP | 61.2195 | EUR to PHP | 0.0163 | PHP to EUR | ||||
EUR | SCR | 14.5484 | EUR to SCR | 0.0687 | SCR to EUR | ||||
EUR | SGD | 1.4142 | EUR to SGD | 0.7071 | SGD to EUR | ||||
EUR | KRW | 1514.346 | EUR to KRW | 0.0007 | KRW to EUR | ||||
EUR | LKR | 305.2653 | EUR to LKR | 0.0033 | LKR to EUR | ||||
EUR | TWD | 34.1342 | EUR to TWD | 0.0293 | TWD to EUR | ||||
EUR | THB | 35.7912 | EUR to THB | 0.0279 | THB to EUR |
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EUR | BHD | 0.3923 | EUR to BHD | 2.549 | BHD to EUR | ||||
EUR | EGP | 53.0895 | EUR to EGP | 0.0188 | EGP to EUR | ||||
EUR | HKD | 8.1132 | EUR to HKD | 0.1233 | HKD to EUR | ||||
EUR | ILS | 3.8028 | EUR to ILS | 0.263 | ILS to EUR | ||||
EUR | JOD | 0.7404 | EUR to JOD | 1.3506 | JOD to EUR | ||||
EUR | KWD | 0.3216 | EUR to KWD | 3.1099 | KWD to EUR | ||||
EUR | LBP | 93107.3771 | EUR to LBP | 0 | LBP to EUR | ||||
EUR | OMR | 0.4017 | EUR to OMR | 2.4894 | OMR to EUR | ||||
EUR | QAR | 3.79 | EUR to QAR | 0.2639 | QAR to EUR | ||||
EUR | SAR | 3.9222 | EUR to SAR | 0.255 | SAR to EUR | ||||
EUR | AED | 3.8352 | EUR to AED | 0.2607 | AED to EUR | ||||
EUR | YER | 261.4087 | EUR to YER | 0.0038 | YER to EUR |
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EUR | DZD | 140.725 | EUR to DZD | 0.0071 | DZD to EUR | ||||
EUR | KES | 134.2286 | EUR to KES | 0.0074 | KES to EUR | ||||
EUR | MUR | 49.2862 | EUR to MUR | 0.0203 | MUR to EUR | ||||
EUR | MAD | 10.4644 | EUR to MAD | 0.0956 | MAD to EUR | ||||
EUR | NAD | 19.142 | EUR to NAD | 0.0522 | NAD to EUR | ||||
EUR | NIO | 38.2607 | EUR to NIO | 0.0261 | NIO to EUR | ||||
EUR | NGN | 1614.7696 | EUR to NGN | 0.0006 | NGN to EUR | ||||
EUR | SLL | 21893.7077 | EUR to SLL | 0 | SLL to EUR | ||||
EUR | ZAR | 19.1042 | EUR to ZAR | 0.0523 | ZAR to EUR | ||||
EUR | TZS | 2521.4419 | EUR to TZS | 0.0004 | TZS to EUR | ||||
EUR | TND | 3.3128 | EUR to TND | 0.3019 | TND to EUR | ||||
EUR | UGX | 3813.6881 | EUR to UGX | 0.0003 | UGX to EUR | ||||
EUR | XOF | 656.2475 | EUR to XOF | 0.0015 | XOF to EUR | ||||
EUR | ZMK | 9397.9144 | EUR to ZMK | 0.0001 | ZMK to EUR |
Euro (EUR)
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1 euro is subdivided into 100 cents.
EUR is the currency code for the euro which is represented in accounting using the symbol €. The euro is an aggregate currency covering of the economies of the 17 countries of the eurozone, a subset of the 27 member European Union (EU). The currency itself directly impacts over 500 million people worldwide, including the 326 million population within the eurozone itself and the 175 million people that live in countries that either use the euro directly or live in countries where their local currency is pegged to the euro.
Coins used:
1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, 1, 2
Banknotes used:
5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500
Central Bank
European Central Bank
http://www.ecb.europa.eu/
The 17 nations known as the eurozone consists of the following: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Spain. Beyond the borders of the eurozone the euro is also used as the currency within the seven Institutions of the European Union.
By pre-established agreement all but two countries within the EU will eventually adopt the euro automatically placing them within the eurozone. Countries, territories, and micro states that are not within the EU and yet use the euro directly are Montenegro, Kosovo, Andorra, San Marino, Monaco, Vatican City, Saint Pierre, Mayotte. Dhekelia, and Akrotiri. Countries such as Cuba, Syria, North Korea, and to a limited extent Zimbabwe. Each of these countries and others are increasingly using the euro as their preferred currency for trade.
Currently, the euro is the second most traded currency in the world, being involved in nearly 20% of all currency pair trades, trailing the United States Dollar at nearly 43%, double that of the Japanese Yen at 9.5%, and more than the sum total of all trades using the next 8 most traded currencies. This reliance upon and mainstreaming of the euro is steadily increasing primarily at the market share expense of the United States dollar.
While the economic impact of a currency is directly related to the overall money supply which includes both physical banknotes and coins in circulation along with other factors. The euro has surpassed the United States dollar when looking at actual value of physical currency in circulation. While this calculation is not oftentimes included in the evaluation of the economics behind a currency, having crossed this milestone in acceptance and use demonstrates the importance and presence of the euro worldwide.
The current GDP of the eurozone is 14.6% of worldwide GDP, in comparison to the United States which accounts for 19.7% of worldwide GDP. Once the entire EU is incorporated into the eurozone its GDP will surpass that of the United States and reach 21% of worldwide GDP. This large share of worldwide GDP and the theoretical benefits of a single currency representing a single block of eurozone countries was a primary driver for the initial formulation and adoption of the euro. The efficiencies, pricing parity, and transaction uniformity benefits actually achieved are currently being studied as the euro matures, finds increased acceptance, and has had a full decade in use.
Monetary policy affecting the eurozone is handled by the European Central Bank (ECB) through the Eurosystem, a collective of the ECB and the central bank from each eurozone member state, with the ECB formulating policy and each member central bank implementing that policy in their respective countries. The eurozone itself has political representation in the Economic and Financial Affairs Council (EcoFin), an economic and monetary policy body within the Council of the European Union, through an organization made up of each member state's finance minister, known as the Euro Group. The Euro Group has expanded its scope in response to the global financial and credit crisis that began 2007-2008 and now includes each eurozone member's head of state.
The efficiencies and desirability of the current trend of worldwide expansion and use of the euro is the subject of debate amongst economists. While it is currently the second largest reserve currency in the world, the trend, prior to the economic crisis that began in 2007, was that the euro would equal if not surpass the importance of the US dollar. As of 2012 this acceleration of acceptance and use of the euro has tapered and the precise future of the Euro in its current form is now under review. According to Jack straw, a former British foreign secretary, the euro cannot retain its current form. This insight has come to light and has been supported in the worldwide credit and sovereign debt crisis, which has its roots in the recession and worldwide credit bubble collapse that began in 2007. This being the first major test of the euro, a relatively young currency having only been established in 2002.
The euro is unique and not like any other currency in the world as it is a single currency that is an aggregation and representation of the economies within 17 sovereign nations. These sovereign nations, who have subjected their economic and monetary policy sovereignty to a single entity, the European Central Bank (ECB). While the ECB and the currency itself functions as a single unit covering all of the nations as an aggregate called the eurozone, the disparity in the underlying economies and economic and fiscal decisions within each sovereign government affects the whole. For example, all sovereign eurozone member states were to adhere to specific economic and fiscal guidelines, yet even Germany and France who together represent 48% of GDP for the eurozone in 1998 had not adhered to the guidelines for several consecutive years.
As of 2012 the eurozone has no penalties nor enforcement provision to require member states to adhere to the original treaty nor procedural criteria for removal of a state from the eurozone. This lack of control over sovereign nations and the willingness of these nations to subject themselves further to eurozone rules and guidelines, with there resulting political impact on the leaders of each country, has yet to be seen. The long term and crisis tested political willingness to subject local sovereign state policy to that of the eurozone as a whole is further complicated given the ECB's primary mandate being to maintain low inflation without regard to economic growth and job creation. This is in juxtaposition to the United States central bank, the Federal Reserve which has a combined mandate of low inflation, employment, and sustained growth. This is not to say that the euro will ever fully disintegrate, but that its administration, underlying treaties, and ECB control will likely significantly change as the euro evolves.
Other References
Wikipedia article on Euro
Traveling to Europe and Converting Dollars To Euros
Encyclopedia page about Euro
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