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Australian Dollar exchange rate today

The Australian dollar is a commodity currency: it follows the price of iron ore, coal and gold more closely than it follows Australian interest rates. Because China buys most of those exports, it is often traded as a proxy for Chinese growth.

AUD against other currencies

How much of each currency one AUD buys, and how that has changed over the past year.

CurrencyPer 1 AUDInverseYear
EUREuro0.62121.6098+10.57%
USDUS Dollar0.72151.3861+9.49%
GBPPound Sterling0.53261.8775+9.35%
CHFSwiss Franc0.58551.7080+11.72%
JPYJapanese Yen111.320.008983+14.27%
CNYChinese Yuan4.84130.2066+3.05%
CADCanadian Dollar0.99601.0041+9.49%
SEKSwedish Krona6.92760.1444+12.09%
PLNPolish Zloty2.68220.3728+12.34%

AUD against EUR — one year

Low 0.56 (17/10/2025)High 0.62 (08/09/2026)Hover or swipe to read the rate for each day
52-week high
0.6212 EUR
08/09/2026
52-week low
0.5557 EUR
17/10/2025
Change over a year
+10.57%
against EUR

Frequently asked questions

The top of this page shows the European Central Bank reference rate for the latest working day — how many Australian dollars one euro buys — with the date it was fixed. The table below gives the same rate inverted, so you can read it either way round, together with the change over the past twelve months against each of the other currencies we list.

Australia earns a large share of its export income from iron ore, coal and liquefied natural gas, and most of that cargo goes to Asia. When those prices rise, so does demand for Australian dollars to pay for it, and the currency tends to strengthen. It also makes the Australian dollar a proxy for Chinese industrial demand, which is why it often moves before Chinese data is even published.

The Reserve Bank of Australia sets the cash rate. Since 2024 its board has met eight times a year rather than monthly, and it publishes a statement with every decision. Rate differences matter for the currency because Australia has historically paid more than the euro area; when that gap widens, yield-seeking money flows in and the Australian dollar tends to firm.

The chart on this page covers twelve months of ECB reference rates, and the cards beneath it give the highest and lowest fix in that window with the dates they fell on, plus the change over the year. For a specific amount, the converter uses the same rate; for the Australian dollar against a currency other than the euro, use the cross-rate table.