EUR/CZK
Euro · Czech crownForex · EUR/CZK
+0.12 % in chart
CNB reference rate
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Daily reference fixing. Kept separate from the market-price chart.
EUR/CZK: the crown price of one euro
EUR/CZK states how many Czech crowns buy one euro. A rising rate means a more expensive euro and a weaker crown against it. A falling rate means a cheaper euro and a stronger crown. The same movement can therefore benefit someone receiving a euro payment while increasing the cost of buying euros with crowns.
The displayed market rate is indicative, rather than an executable offer from a bank or exchange office. The amount received also depends on the buy or sell rate, spread, fees and execution time. The reverse conversion uses the reciprocal rate; EUR/CZK and CZK/EUR are different numerical series.
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Market observations and the CNB fixing
The chart uses available EUR/CZK market observations. Simple view selects a period; Pro selects the duration of each candle. Weekly and monthly candles are built from available daily observations of the same pair. Daily change compares the latest price with the previous available daily close. The percentage below the chart instead compares its first and last visible values. These two changes can differ.
The Czech National Bank publishes a separate reference fixing on working days at approximately 14:30 Prague time. It appears below the chart with its validity date and never enters the market-price history. Until another fixing is published, the last published value remains. A different value or timestamp between the fixing and market quote does not by itself indicate an error.
History, trading hours and comparisons
Forex normally operates five days a week. Displayed hours are indicative because there is no single central exchange imposing one calendar on every quote. Holidays, liquidity and source availability can affect updates. The price timestamp shows the observation’s actual age. Missing candles and trading volume are not fabricated.
In asset comparison, the pair is measured as a percentage change from a shared baseline. It does not automatically convert another asset’s return into crowns. For example, Nvidia is quoted in dollars, so EUR/CZK alone cannot establish its crown return. Explore the Forex overview, gold or the S&P 500 for other market series.
Author: D.M.Updated