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Currency Comparison

How currencies have moved against one another.

A currency has no price of its own — only a price in terms of another. This tool quotes every currency against the same one, so the moves become comparable and the question "which of these has strengthened" has an answer.

USD EUR GBP INR JPY
Asset comparison
Asset Price 1D 3D 5D 7D 1M 3M 1Y Performance (1 year)
USD US Dollar $1.00
EUR Euro $1.16 down −0.31% down −0.05% down −0.05% up +0.01% up +0.66% up +0.42% down −0.78% −0.78%
GBP British Pound $1.35 down −0.33% down −0.08% down −0.07% up +0.17% up +0.15% up +0.88% down −0.10% −0.10%
INR Indian Rupee $0.0105 down −0.29% down −0.95% down −0.95% down −0.95% unchanged 0.00% down −0.29% down −7.67% −7.67%
JPY Japanese Yen $0.006490 down −0.46% up +0.46% up +1.41% up +1.25% up +3.34% up +4.01% down −4.28% −4.28%
Relative performance, rebased to 100 at the start of the window
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Relative performance, rebased to 100 at the start of the window
Asset Start End Change
EUR 100.00 99.22 down −0.78%
GBP 100.00 99.90 down −0.10%
INR 100.00 92.33 down −7.67%
JPY 100.00 95.72 down −4.28%

How It Works

Every figure is quoted against the site's display currency. A currency comparison is therefore always relative to that choice, and changing it changes every number on the page.

How We Calculate

Capital Signal obtains market and exchange-rate data from configured data providers and normalises it before displaying it. Historical performance is calculated by comparing the selected period's reference price with the latest available price.

Historical Data

Reference rates publish once per business day, so a 1D, 3D, 5D, 7D, 1M, 3M and 1Y window walks back to the last published rate rather than to a calendar date.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often is the data updated?

Figures are cached for a short period and refreshed when a page is requested after that period has passed. How current they can be depends on the data source: continuous markets update through the day, while reference rates update once per business day.

What do 3D, 5D and 7D mean?

They are look-back windows: the change between the price three, five or seven days ago and the latest available price. Each one is measured from the same stored price series, and a window is left blank when the series has no usable reference price for it.

Is this financial advice?

No. Everything on this page is market information for general use. It is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold anything.