Historical Exchange Rates
Exchange rates are useful not only for currency conversion but also for analyzing how currency values change over time. IYATools will connect its historical exchange rate database to provide long-term trends.
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An exchange rate represents the value of one currency relative to another. For example, USD/CNY shows how many Chinese yuan correspond to one US dollar. Exchange rates are influenced by supply and demand, interest rates, economic data, central bank policies and market expectations.
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A currency exchange rate is the value of one currency expressed in another currency. USD/CNY shows how many Chinese yuan correspond to one US dollar, EUR/USD shows how many US dollars correspond to one euro, and USD/JPY shows how many Japanese yen correspond to one US dollar.
Exchange rates are influenced by global financial markets. Interest rates, inflation, economic growth, trade data, central bank policies, capital flows and market expectations can all affect the relative value of currencies.
USD/CNY is the US dollar to Chinese yuan exchange rate. It represents how many Chinese yuan correspond to one US dollar. It is commonly used in international trade, cross-border payments, travel and financial analysis.
An exchange rate represents the value of one currency relative to another. USD/CNY shows how many Chinese yuan correspond to one US dollar.
This page uses the latest available working-day rates from its public data source. Foreign exchange markets trade continuously, but reference rates are not necessarily updated every second.
Multiply the USD amount by the USD/CNY exchange rate. For example, if USD/CNY is 7.12, then 100 USD equals approximately 712 CNY.
Not necessarily. Banks and payment providers may add spreads, fees or other costs, so the final conversion amount may differ from the reference rate.
Current exchange rate data is provided through the public Frankfurter API, which aggregates data from covered central banks and other public providers. This page checks for updates every 5 minutes. Note that these are latest reference rates, not tick-by-tick foreign exchange trading quotes.