Convert between currencies using daily reference rates, and see the inverse rate too. Reference only — your bank's rate will differ.
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USD / EUR
0.8625
Inverse rate: 1.1594
EUR / USD
1.1594
Inverse rate: 0.8625
GBP / USD
1.3408
Inverse rate: 0.7458
USD / JPY
160.38
Inverse rate: 0.0062
USD / MAD
—
Inverse rate: —
USD / CAD
1.4014
Inverse rate: 0.7136
Exchange rates tell you how much of one currency you get for another. The rate you see here comes from daily European Central Bank reference data, which is a clean benchmark — but it is not the rate you will actually receive. Banks, card networks, brokers, and money-transfer services each add their own spread and fees, so a real conversion almost always costs more than the reference rate implies.
The inverse rate is simply the same relationship read the other way: if 1 USD buys 0.92 EUR, then 1 EUR buys about 1.09 USD. Understanding that symmetry is the core idea behind reading any currency pair, and it carries directly into reading forex charts.
These are mid-market ECB reference rates. Banks, cards, brokers and transfer services add a margin and fees, so your real rate will be less favourable.
The European Central Bank publishes reference rates once per working day, so these change roughly daily.
No. It is a reference converter for learning. ChartsQuest does not advise on currency decisions.