USD Exchange Rates – US Dollar Against All Currencies

The US Dollar (USD) is the world's most traded currency and serves as the primary reserve currency for global trade and finance. Understanding its value against other world currencies is essential for businesses, investors, travelers, and anyone interested in the global economy.

This page provides a comprehensive list of exchange rates with the US Dollar as the base currency. Here, you can easily see how much one USD is worth in over 150 other currencies, from the Indian Rupee (INR) to the Euro (EUR). The data is based on reliable daily reference rates, giving you a clear financial snapshot.

Exchange Rates Table (Base: USD)
Last updated on 1/9/2026, 12:00:00 AM
CurrencyRate (1 USD = ?)
AUD
Australian Dollar
1.4981
BRL
Brazilian Real
5.3885
CAD
Canadian Dollar
1.3883
CHF
Swiss Franc
0.8000
CNY
Chinese Renminbi Yuan
6.9823
CZK
Czech Koruna
20.9040
DKK
Danish Krone
6.4185
EUR
Euro
0.8590
GBP
British Pound
0.7453
HKD
Hong Kong Dollar
7.7962
HUF
Hungarian Forint
331.5800
IDR
Indonesian Rupiah
16860.0000
ILS
Israeli New Sheqel
3.1562
INR
Indian Rupee
90.2200
ISK
Icelandic Króna
126.6100
JPY
Japanese Yen
157.6400
KRW
South Korean Won
1459.8400
MXN
Mexican Peso
18.0278
MYR
Malaysian Ringgit
4.0735
NOK
Norwegian Krone
10.1155
NZD
New Zealand Dollar
1.7470
PHP
Philippine Peso
59.2120
PLN
Polish Złoty
3.6195
RON
Romanian Leu
4.3723
SEK
Swedish Krona
9.2321
SGD
Singapore Dollar
1.2871
THB
Thai Baht
31.4650
TRY
Turkish Lira
43.1060
ZAR
South African Rand
16.5750

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Exchange rates on FinConvert are for informational purposes only. Data is sourced from the European Central Bank via the Frankfurter API.

Why US Dollar Exchange Rates Matter

The US Dollar's status as the world's reserve currency means its value has a ripple effect across the entire globe. When the USD strengthens, it can make imports cheaper for Americans but more expensive for other countries to buy US goods. Conversely, a weaker dollar can boost US exports but may lead to higher import costs.

Major commodities like oil, gold, and coffee are priced in USD, so a change in its value directly impacts their cost worldwide. For international businesses, freelancers, and investors, tracking USD rates is crucial for managing revenue, pricing products, and assessing the value of foreign assets. Even for individuals, the USD rate affects travel costs and the price of consumer goods, making it a key indicator of global economic health.

You can analyze long-term trends on our currency charts page.

The Dollar's Global Role

  • Reserve Currency: Held by central banks worldwide to ensure financial stability.
  • Trade Invoicing: Over half of all international trade is invoiced in USD.
  • Safe Haven: Investors flock to the USD during times of global economic uncertainty.
  • Commodity Pricing: Key resources like oil and gold are priced in US Dollars.

Disclaimer: Informational Data Only

The USD exchange rates provided on FinConvert are for informational purposes only. Data is sourced from the European Central Bank and represents official daily reference rates. These are not transactional rates and should not be used for trading. Always confirm rates with a financial institution before making decisions.

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