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reference_rates

Get current, official, currency reference rates.

Foreign exchange reference rates are the exchange rates set by a major financial institution or regulatory body, serving as a benchmark for the value of currencies around the world. These rates are used as a standard to facilitate international trade and financial transactions, ensuring consistency and reliability in currency conversion. They are typically updated on a daily basis and reflect the market conditions at a specific time. Central banks and financial institutions often use these rates to guide their own exchange rates, impacting global trade, loans, and investments.

Parameters​

Returns​

results: list[CurrencyReferenceRates]

Serializable results.

provider: Optional[Literal['ecb']]

Provider name.

warnings: Optional[list[Warning_]]

list of warnings.

chart: Optional[Chart]

Chart object.

extra: dict[str, Any]

Extra info.

Data​

date: Union[date, str]

The date of the data.

EUR: float

Euro.

USD: float

US Dollar.

JPY: float

Japanese Yen.

BGN: float

Bulgarian Lev.

CZK: float

Czech Koruna.

DKK: float

Danish Krone.

GBP: float

Pound Sterling.

HUF: float

Hungarian Forint.

PLN: float

Polish Zloty.

RON: float

Romanian Leu.

SEK: float

Swedish Krona.

CHF: float

Swiss Franc.

ISK: float

Icelandic Krona.

NOK: float

Norwegian Krone.

TRY: float

Turkish Lira.

AUD: float

Australian Dollar.

BRL: float

Brazilian Real.

CAD: float

Canadian Dollar.

CNY: float

Chinese Yuan.

HKD: float

Hong Kong Dollar.

IDR: float

Indonesian Rupiah.

ILS: float

Israeli Shekel.

INR: float

Indian Rupee.

KRW: float

South Korean Won.

MXN: float

Mexican Peso.

MYR: float

Malaysian Ringgit.

NZD: float

New Zealand Dollar.

PHP: float

Philippine Peso.

SGD: float

Singapore Dollar.

THB: float

Thai Baht.

ZAR: float

South African Rand.

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