Today's Live Exchange Rates
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Mid-Market Rate Explained
Mid-market rate is the rate you see above in the table.
It is also known as the interbank rate, MMR, or the "real" exchange rate. This rate constantly fluctuates and changes.
In technical terms, the mid-market rate, also known as the middle or interbank rate or spot rate, is the midpoint at which banks trade currencies with one another.
In reality, this is the actual rate at which currencies are exchanged at any given time.
When making international money transfers, many companies will add a small percentage on top of it, known as the markup. This is how they make money.
Knowing what the real exchange rate is crucial for international transfers, especially for the large ones.
June Currency Forecasts
Not sure when to send money? Check out our recent currency forecasts. These will give you an idea of how to time your transfer properly and what to expect in the coming month.
USD to CAD Forecast
USD to CAD has been sliding, but it is now sitting in an area where the market often pauses.
GBP to USD Forecast
Right now, GBP to USD is sitting in the mid 1.33s after a sharp bounce from the 1.30 area. The market has been jumpy, but the bigger picture is a “back and forth” pattern rather than a clear one way trend.
USD to EUR Forecast
Right now, the USD has softened overall, which has helped the euro stay relatively strong. That means one US dollar is generally buying fewer euros than earlier in 2025, even if moves have been choppy day to day.
GBP to EUR Forecast
GBP to EUR has pushed higher recently and is hovering around the mid 1.14s. The move reflects a modest Pound bounce rather than a big, confident trend.
GBP to CAD Forecast
At the start of 2025, GBP to CAD is sitting in a familiar tug of war. Sterling has had bursts of strength, but the Canadian dollar has proved it can fight back quickly.
USD to PHP Forecast
Right now, the peso is weak and the US dollar is expensive. USD to PHP has been trading around the high 58s to low 59s, with recent prices pushing to fresh record lows for PHP near 59.22 per $1.
USD to MXN Forecast
USD to MXN has been sliding, meaning the Mexican peso has been gaining value against the US dollar. The pair is trading around the high 17s to low 18s, near the lower end of its recent multi month range.
EUR to TRY Forecast
EUR/TRY is trading close to multi year highs, sitting around 49.7 and pressing up against the big, round 50 level. The broader move has been steady for months, meaning one euro has been buying more Turkish lira over time.
EUR to CAD Forecast
EUR to CAD has turned softer recently, meaning one euro has been buying fewer Canadian dollars than it did earlier. The pair is sitting below a previously important support area, which often signals that sellers still have the upper hand.
USD to COP Forecast
After a softer Colombian peso session, USD to COP is sitting near 3,770. That means it now takes about 3,770 pesos to buy 1 US dollar, and the near term tone has tilted slightly in favor of the dollar.
USD to AUD Forecast
Right now, the USD to AUD rate is sitting near an important turning point. The Australian dollar has recently strengthened, meaning one US dollar has been buying fewer Australian dollars than it did a few weeks ago.
USD to TWD Forecast
A quick snapshot before the forecast.USD to TWD has been choppy, with the Taiwan dollar no longer under heavy selling pressure, but still not getting strong, steady support either. The near-term tone is slightly USD-favorable, meaning it is a bit easier for USD to buy TWD than it was during the TWD’s stronger stretches.
USD to INR Forecast
Right now, USD to INR is trading around a historic zone after the rupee weakened past 90 per US dollar in December 2025. Since May, the rupee has fallen sharply, but it has also shown quick rebounds when the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) steps in.
FAQs
Where can I get the best currency exchange rate?
When is the best time to exchange currency?
There isn’t a single “best” time to exchange currency, as exchange rates fluctuate constantly based on global market conditions.
However, you can often get better rates by:
Monitoring the interbank rate (bookmark this page for this!)
Using the best money transfer company or an app
Planning ahead, especially if you need to make a large transfer or a business transfer.
How is the interbank exchange rate calculated?
The interbank exchange rate is the rate that banks and large financial institutions use when trading currencies with each other on the global foreign exchange (FX) market.
It’s calculated based on real-time supply and demand between currencies. Essentially, what buyers are willing to pay and sellers are willing to accept.
Multiple factors affect it, including interest rate differences, economic data, market sentiment, geopolitical events, bank policies and much more.
How do I find the live interbank rate?
Traditionally, you could find this rate on bank windows and on Google.
Now you can find it in the table above.
Our page is always up to date, and shows live exchange rates for major currencies (based on our comparison data).
Why do currency exchange rates differ between companies?
Simply because this is how most money transfer companies make money.
Money transfer companies add markup or spread to the mid-market rate and collect the difference.
Some services will add a smaller markup but higher fees, others will add higher markup and lower fees, some, like Wise will only charge the fee and give you interbank rates as is (and some will charge you high fees, and high markup).
Usually, this is based on companies business model, overhead costs, and profit margins.
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