Historical daily, monthly and annual time series. USD, Euro, Japanese yen, Chinese Yuan and other curencies
Changes of exchange rates reflect movements of the currency exchange market, that is the interaction between supply and demand for currency units. Increased demand for national currency unit is caused by an increase in demand for national exported goods and services and leads to appreciation of national currency unit. Thus, exchange rate is an important indicator of international trade.
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