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EUR/USD: 1.1208
One euro cost 1.1208 US dollars on October 15, 2026 according to the ECB reference rate (+0.12% on the day). The ECB sets the rate once per working day at around 4 p.m. CET; it is for information purposes only, not a trading rate. Source: ECB statistics.
EUR/USD
1.1208
October 15, 2026
Previous day
1.1195
October 14, 2026
A year ago
1.1627
October 8, 2025
USD in EUR
1 $ = 0.8922 €
October 15, 2026
Reference rate over the last year
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Frequently asked questions
What is the euro to dollar exchange rate?
On October 15, 2026 the ECB reference rate was 1.1208 US dollars per euro.
What is the ECB reference rate?
A rate the ECB publishes once per working day for information purposes. Banks and exchange offices use their own rates and margins.
What moves EUR/USD?
Mainly the difference between interest rates in the US and the euro area, the economy on both sides and global demand for dollars.
Source
ECB euro foreign exchange reference rates (ECB Data Portal, via frankfurter.dev). ECB statistics are available free of charge on the ECB website (data.ecb.europa.eu). Source: ECB statistics. For information purposes only, not a trading rate. data.ecb.europa.eu
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