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  3. GRD

Sveriges Riksbank Greek Drachma rate

1 GRD = 0.026666 SEK +0.04%

Published Thursday, 28 February 2002 as the daily middle rates.

1 SEK = 37.5009 GRD

GRD to SEK over the last year

0.0270.0280.029May ’01Jul ’01Sep ’01Nov ’01Jan ’02
52-week high
0.029174
52-week low
0.026311
52-week average
0.027287
Change over the year
+0.25%

Yearly averages

The mean of each year’s publications, 1 GRD in SEK. Open a year for every daily rate and the monthly averages.

YearAverageHighLowPublications
2002 0.027026 0.027259 0.026632 42
2001 0.027151 0.029174 0.025900 250
2000 0.025086 0.026200 0.024100 251
1999 0.027043 0.029300 0.025900 252
1998 0.026974 0.029200 0.024300 250
1997 0.027959 0.029000 0.026900 249
1996 0.027864 0.028700 0.027300 251
1995 0.030818 0.033300 0.027500 251
1994 0.031829 0.033600 0.030400 253
1993 0.033972 0.035400 0.032600 252

This rate via API

The Sveriges Riksbank GRD rate for any day since 4 January 1993, or every publication in a range of up to a year, as JSON or CSV.

Get a free API key API documentation 
curl https://api.currencyapi.com/v3/official \
  -G -d source=riksbank -d base_currency=GRD \
  -d currencies=SEK -d date=2002-02-28 \
  -H "apikey: YOUR-API-KEY"

# every publication of 2002
curl https://api.currencyapi.com/v3/official/range \
  -G -d source=riksbank -d currencies=GRD \
  -d date_from=2002-01-01 -d date_to=2002-12-31 \
  -H "apikey: YOUR-API-KEY"

Questions about this rate

What is the Sveriges Riksbank GRD rate today?

On 28 February 2002 the Sveriges Riksbank published 1 GRD = 0.026666 SEK (1 SEK = 37.5009 GRD).

What was the average GRD rate in 2002?

The average of the 42 publications in 2002 is 1 GRD = 0.0270257 SEK, the simple mean of the daily rates.

Is this the rate I must use for tax or accounting?

That depends on your jurisdiction. Many rules name a specific bank and day, for example the rate published on the business day before the transaction. Use the date lookup in the API to get exactly the publication your rule asks for.