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Federal Reserve exchange rates

The h.10 noon buying rates in New York for 22 currencies against the US Dollar, as the Federal Reserve published them.

Rates of Friday, 25 September 2026

Federal Reserve, against the USD

Currency 1 unit in USD 1 USD buys Change 30 publications
EUREuro 1.14 0.877193 +0.24%
GBPBritish Pound Sterling 1.325 0.754717 +0.25%
JPYJapanese Yen 0.00636213 157.18 +1.11%
CHFSwiss Franc 1.20744 0.8282 +0.05%
CNYChinese Yuan 0.149009 6.711 +0.03%
CADCanadian Dollar 0.707214 1.414 0.00%
AUDAustralian Dollar 0.7033 1.42187 +0.24%
SEKSwedish Krona 0.100962 9.9047 +0.36%
NOKNorwegian Krone 0.105293 9.4973 +0.17%
DKKDanish Krone 0.152497 6.5575 +0.24%
INRIndian Rupee 0.0104373 95.81 +0.16%
KRWSouth Korean Won 0.00073719 1,356.51 +0.95%
SGDSingapore Dollar 0.783024 1.2771 +0.27%
HKDHong Kong Dollar 0.127488 7.8439 −0.02%
BRLBrazilian Real 0.1926 5.1921 +0.06%
LKRSri Lankan Rupee 0.00303012 330.02 +0.04%
MXNMexican Peso 0.0565189 17.6932 −0.13%
MYRMalaysian Ringgit 0.245658 4.0707 +0.33%
NZDNew Zealand Dollar 0.5667 1.7646 +0.14%
THBThai Baht 0.0299491 33.39 +0.33%
TWDNew Taiwan Dollar 0.0314268 31.82 0.00%
ZARSouth African Rand 0.0613418 16.3021 +1.02%

Change is against the previous publication. Values are the bank’s own figures; quotations per 100 or 1,000 units are shown per 1 unit.

Federal Reserve rates via API

Request the rates of any day since 2026, against the USD or any other currency the bank publishes, as JSON or CSV.

Get a free API key API documentation 
curl https://api.currencyapi.com/v3/official \
  -G -d source=fed -d date=2026-09-25 \
  -H "apikey: YOUR-API-KEY"

# CSV for spreadsheets: add -d format=csv

About the Federal Reserve rates

When does the Federal Reserve publish its exchange rates?

Weekly on Mondays, with the daily rates of the previous week. currencyapi imports every publication within the hour after it appears.

Which rate is this?

These are the h.10 noon buying rates in New York of the Federal Reserve, against the USD. Each value is shown both as the price of one unit of the currency in USD and as the amount of the currency one USD buys.

What happens on weekends and holidays?

The bank publishes nothing on those days. Rules that refer to a day without a publication usually mean the last rate published before it, which is what the API returns for such a date.

How far back does the history go?

The stored history starts on 8 September 2026 and covers every publication since.

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