History of Currency Rates
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On this website you will find an extensive moduleof currency rate history, available only here - prepared especially for website users. Thanks to it, you can quickly check how the exchange rates of selected currencies have changed over time, compare different periods and better plan your financial decisions: from purchases in a foreign store, through repaying a loan in a foreign currency, to more serious company decisions.
What exactly does our "Currency rate history" module do?
The "Currency rate history" module works as an interactive quote archive. Instead of clicking through many financial websites, here you haveeverything in one view. You choose the currency, date range, and the system shows you how the exchange rate has changed - both in the form of numbers and on a clear chart. This is especially useful when planning larger payments in a foreign currency or analyzing the trend before exchanging a larger amount.
Data is presented in a way that is understandable also to people who do not deal with finances on a daily basis. In addition to the chart, you can use thetable with the exact values of theexchange rate on individual days. Thanks to this, you can easily compare specific dates, e.g. how much a euro cost on your payday and how much a few days later.
- preview of rates in a selected date range, e.g. the last 7, 30 or 90 days,
- presentation of data on a chart and in a table,
- easy switching between different currencies,
- ability to quickly "at a glance" at the trend: rising, falling or stable,
- tool available without logging in - straight from this page pages.
Why is rate history so important?
A single rate from one day doesn't say much. Only thestring of data over timeallows you to see whether a currency is currently relatively expensive, cheap, or somewhere in the middle of a typical range. This, in turn, helps you make a decision: buy the currency now, wait a few days, or divide the purchase into installments.
Who was this tool for?
This module was prepared for website users: people shopping in foreign stores, freelancers settling in euro or dollars, as well as owners of companies importing goods. Access to historical data on this page allows you to more quickly answer the question:"Is this rate good for me?".
How to use the exchange rate history on this website - step by step
Using the module is simple, even if you do not follow financial markets on a daily basis. Below you will find step-by-step instructions that will allow you to take full advantage of the tool's capabilities.
- Select currency– at the top of the module you will find a list of available currencies (e.g. EUR, USD, GBP, CHF). Select the one that interests you.
- Set the date range– decide whether you want to see the rates:
- from the last days (e.g. 7 or 14),
- from a longer period (e.g. 30, 60 or 90 days),
- or a specific interval, e.g. from January 1 to March 31.
- Check thechart - on the chart you will see how the rate has moved up or down. Stronger jumps are visible immediately - it is a signal of greater volatility.
- View the table– below the chart there should be a table with specific dates and exchange rate values. The table allows, for example